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On March 31st 2021, Blender Network will terminate its operations.
You can use an extension cord to power your shed, but only temporarily. You can only use an extension cord for single circuits. An extension cord...
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master carpenter A master carpenter has reached the highest designation available within the carpentry profession and indicates possession of the...
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On March 31st 2021, Blender Network will terminate its operations. All ongoing memberships will be cancelled and have their last payment refunded. The Blender Foundation Certified Trainer program (BFCT), which was already on hold, will also stop. The blendernetwork.org domain (and all URLs) will redirect to blender.org. No data will be preserved on the blendernetwork.org server, which will be discontinued. Originally presented by Ton Roosendaal as a whitepaper in 2010, Blender Network’s mission was to facilitate the provisioning of services and support, connect users and promote professional Blender businesses. This mission has been carried out by the blendernetwork.org platform, providing visibility and business opportunities to several hundred individuals and organizations. However, the incredible growth of the Blender community and the rise of social media have greatly reduced the need for a Blender-backed platform to provide legitimacy and visibility to professionals. For this reason, after almost a decade of operation, it is time to retire the platform. Similarly, the BFCT initiative has also been made redundant. While there is an understanding that an “official certification” is highly appreciated in the education environment, Blender Foundation is not available to oversee the effort of building, maintaining and auditing an educational curriculum. The idea of creating a free, public, centralized index of professional service providers and education facilities is still relevant, and should be considered an exciting open market opportunity. Moving forward, Blender Foundation will focus more on its mission; to get the world’s best 3D technology in the hands of artists as free and open source software. Supporting studios and institutions will be done by improving the availability of resources: documentation and know-how on the blender.org platform. Over the years, Blender Network has developed and provided helpful functionality to its users, such as real time search and filtering, a world user map, social networking features, a jobs board and much more. Such functionality has benefitted several other official Blender websites. Special thanks to Pablo Vazquez for his essential contribution to this project. Special thanks to all Blender Network members, who over the years have helped to grow the Blender ecosystem to what it is today. Finally, a sincere thank you to Ton Roosendaal for trusting me and Pablo with the opportunity to run this initiative.
The cost of a wheelchair ramp typically ranges between $1,000 and $2,800. This price encompasses both the materials and labor required. There are...
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Step #1 Lift or Move You Shed Step #1 Remove all items from your shed. Step #2 Use lever and block to lift one corner. Step #3 Have your helper...
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If you have a sign-in subscription plan, sign out of SketchUp on the computer you'll no longer be using by clicking on your Account icon in the top right corner and clicking on “Sign Out.” Install SketchUp on the new computer. Please visit the download page to get the install file.
A single-user license or sign-in subscription is associated with one person. That individual can install the license on up to 2 computers he or she is using, but only one computer can run SketchUp Pro at a particular time. To use your license or subscription on another computer, or transfer a classic license to a new computer, please note the following steps: If you have a classic license and you'll no longer be using it on that computer, remove your license from your current computer by following the steps in the How to Remove a License article. If you have a sign-in subscription plan, sign out of SketchUp on the computer you’ll no longer be using by clicking on your Account icon in the top right corner and clicking on “Sign Out.” Install SketchUp on the new computer. Please visit the download page to get the install file. For a classic license your license information to authorize it. For a subscription, just sign in! If you're no longer going to use SketchUp on the original computer, you should uninstall it.
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If you're getting a shed without a built-in floor you're going to need a concrete pad. The walls of your shed will actually get anchored to the...
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