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Question: Each note in this image corresponds to a distinct apartment. Is it OK to tag each of these apartments as a neighbourhood?
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Question: Each note in this image corresponds to a distinct apartment. Is it OK to tag each of these apartments as a neighbourhood?
@sirfharu better a block.
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Question: Each note in this image corresponds to a distinct apartment. Is it OK to tag each of these apartments as a neighbourhood?
@sirfharu It seems they are more apartments complexes, but tagging them as neighborhood I think it's wrong. Maybe as block, as @vespucci_editor suggested, or just as apartments building should be enough (and a name if they have one)
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Question: Each note in this image corresponds to a distinct apartment. Is it OK to tag each of these apartments as a neighbourhood?
@sirfharu No, but naming the apartments would be appropriate. If they're each their own distinct apartment complex, then map the property line (this will be way easier and faster with a multipolygon) with landuse=residential, residential=apartments and name=*
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@sirfharu It seems they are more apartments complexes, but tagging them as neighborhood I think it's wrong. Maybe as block, as @vespucci_editor suggested, or just as apartments building should be enough (and a name if they have one)
@mannivu @vespucci_editor Just to clarify, if the housenumber of the whole apartment complex is "158/69" then the whole of it should go to addr:block and the buildings inside tagged as "Building ABC" (that is, whatever is used to refer to it) right?
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@sirfharu No, but naming the apartments would be appropriate. If they're each their own distinct apartment complex, then map the property line (this will be way easier and faster with a multipolygon) with landuse=residential, residential=apartments and name=*
@BalooUriza I think I will be following the recommendation of @vespucci_editor and @mannivu to map the complexes as blocks. I will keep in mind to add the residential landuse too, albeit without names.
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Recycling plastic at home using 3D printed molds is relatively accessible these days, but if you do not wish to invest a lot of money into specialized equipment, what’s the most minimal setup that you can get away with? In a recent [future things] video DIY plastic recycling is explored using only equipment that the average home is likely to have around.
Lest anyone complain, you should always wear PPE such as gloves and a suitable respirator whenever you’re dealing with hot plastic in this manner, just to avoid a trip to the emergency room. Once taken care of that issue, there are a few ways of doing molding, with compression molding being one of the most straightforward types.
With compression molding you got two halves of a mold, of which one compresses the material inside the other half. This means that you do not require any complex devices like with injection molding, just a toaster oven or equivalent to melt the plastic, which is LDPE in this example. The scrap plastic is placed in a silicone cup before it’s heated so that it doesn’t stick to the container.
The wad of goopy plastic is then put inside the bottom part of the mold before the top part is put in place and squeezed by hand until molten plastic comes out of the overflow opening(s). After letting it fully cool down, the mold is opened and the part released. Although the demonstrated process can be improved upon, it seems to work well enough if you are aware of the limitations. In terms of costs and parts required it’s definitely hard to come up with a cheaper way to do plastic molding.
