RIP BFV
Hey folks, first time in this subreddit. Have grown more and more tired of my keurig which won't die, but really want to upgrade myself this black Friday. Have a relative with a fully automated machine (I press a button and a full cup of coffee comes out, with a dump of grinds every 10-20 cups or something like that). I believe it's hooked up to a central water line as well, though I don't mind filling a reservoir.
Can someone tell me realistically how much I'm looking to spend in order to get myself a low-maintenance and low brain power version of say a starbucks americano. I'm happy to add milk, but otherwise I'd like fairly automated.
Total newbie at this and have no idea at all.
Thanks.
Edited to add: I am in Canada
I know it varies between states but in general. I don't know if you guys are reguired legally to watch a firearms safety vid but it's my understanding that there's a background check. And something about it has to have been made before 1986?
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Okay so since a bunch of people asked for a breakdown on how the watergun works in my last post I figured I'd try and take some screenshots and try explain how it works.
The cannon consists of 3 levels. The bottom level is the water refil area. This is where the minecarts fill up with water and are moved through with rollers.
There are 3 speeds of rollers. Where the minecarts fall down from above are set to the highest speed. this is just to get the minecarts away from the dropzone as fast as possible to prevent minecarts above them getting stuck. towards the bottom there is a section of rollers set to the lowest speed. This is because minecarts will not fill up with a liquid unless they're moving slow enough. Finally there is a single row of rollers on a N/S track ramp set to low. This set of rollers push the minecarts up a level and gets them to the right speed to get airbourne. All Rollers on this level are facing south. This is a picture of the same level but with the minecarts in place and waiting. There are also some screwpumps and other things to ensure all tiles down here are filled with 7/7 water. In addition there are a few gear assemblies to transfer power between rollers as they only transfer power sideways, not along their length.
This layer contains the impulse ramps (I wont explain them here, but they make minecarts move fast, without need power due to a bug) that get the minecarts up to speed, as well as the... interesting physics that happen in order to get the minecarts to change direction (from moving south, to moving north). That row of hatches with the red box are located directly above the bottom row of rollers/ramps/bottom-most minecart from the previous images. Those minecarts are trying to be pushed up to this level but the hatches block their movement. When a lever is pulled, these hatches open allowing minecarts to travel up to this level, along the tracks in the green box, and into the open space tile. This tile is important to make the minecarts count as being airborne. Because the minecarts are flying they are able to travel THROUGH the fortifications shown in the yellow box, before crashing into the wall and landing on another N/S upwards ramp with rollers pushing North. This allow
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