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there is no gimmick , its a proven fact oxidation destroys the food , and promotes degradation of the cells. a easy way to try to is to blend a watermelon with a regular blender vs vacuum blender , you notice a subtle difference in the color/ pink and the taste is very bland, similar to watermelon powders.

I ended up returning mine. My daily smoothie with frozen fruit just has this issue to many times. Never heard from custom support after sending the unit back. I hope they come up with a work around if other people also run into this edge case.

I’ve had mine for a week and no issue with the vacuum seal. There’s multiple places it could leak. I noticed it is important to close the lid all the way or else it doesn’t seat against the seal well. I suspect one of the seals may have become unseated and just needed to be pressed back into place

I would also recommend putting all the frozen fruit at the bottom closest to the blade from the get go it starts breaking those down and reduces the jolting impacts from whole chunks hitting the blade individually. It’s better to use the strong motor to break down the frozen fruit immediately.

It's in desc

i think bastardkeyboards has the PCBs in their Scylla DIY kit, or you could search for someone selling Ameoba per key PCBs.

Yes it does, it was about 1/3 the time for me, before i returned it. Mostly with more frozen ingredients that would cause the jar to rattle when starting out.

i don't get it either

Vacuum blenders suck out air that would otherwise oxidize the smoothie sooner. it also makes the smoothie taste better. it's a whole thing

Sadly, not if you used chains and metal zip ties 😢

Actually he probably didn't have his socket set or cordless drill on him to unfasten the gate to be able to lift the gate off of the ground plates.

good question, for the flush beam i got some support boards screwed on, then i was able to lift each end of the beam manually and slide in some boards, and finally an inflatable shim to fine tune it, you can see it at 1:45

Brushes dirty or just worn out?

i would order a holder as a backup so you don’t have to pay for shipping again for such a small part but to answer your question, it was glued in place by hand with a little bit of patience and was very reliable, although not easily serviced if you needed to rewire something later

They don’t even make those anymore. Only the 650 and Pro 800

@@ltn4793 that's a shame.

It’s interesting in how much Blendtec has gone downhill when it comes to their quality control. It got worse after they sold their company to an equity firm couple years back

@@ltn4793 I don't think their quality went down, I just think they don't market well

Honestly, I’ve gone through multiple until they finally send me a decently built unit. I dissembled my now returned pro 800 to see what was causing this and the problem has to do with the insulation foam rubbing on the actual motor cooling fan itself, causing the foam to either burn or shred due to the people at blendtec not assembling these units properly. That’s also with a combination of the restrictive airflow by design, causing the motor to prematurely overheat. Their quality control has definitely taken a big hit since they’re no longer family owned as they sold their company to an equity firm a couple years back. If only Vitamix made a residential version of their quiet one blenders, but even those have a 50/50 chance of not breaking down.

i was tempted to take one apart myself, blendtec didn’t even want the last DOA unit back so it’s still sitting in my basement in a box thanks for the info, it’s crazy this is such a hard thing for any company to do well :/

an open source ergonomic computer keyboard

Im 4436 🤪

584 but still waiting 🤣

That was entirely my motivation. Some builders prefer the flexibility of using a tenting base, but i prefer to build most of the tenting into the case walls. After a certain point, i had to split the plate from the walls to re-gain access to the index columns for soldering.

Correct. Hand wired to the solder pads of kailh hotswap sockets to form the matrix used by the micro controller to detect which keys are pressed.

@@DerekNheiley Matrix? Like the lines on a PCB that connect the switches?

@@alexjune6414 Look up "How to make a keyboard matrix" - There is a really nice blog post by Komar explaining keyboard matrices.

@@bulgarianrocker Ah okay. It seems like it is what I think it is. Thank you.

$500 USD in January of 2018

wow it is now 1200€ in germany its like double the price

I sell previous versions of personal builds from time to time

sorry about that, i don’t think i realized they were off

WS2801 will work, promicro / elite-c controllers are shown in the wiring diagram on github. Any backlight compatible keycaps will work, but they're not as common as solid keycaps. For more details see github.com/dereknheiley/crystal-dactyl