u/LaughyTaffy4u

Hello everyone. I made a post a couple years ago about a knife i picked up while in Japan on a trip. After giving it a new edge it has been cutting perfectly no issue for about a year.

I noticed a while ago that the blade has a tiny bit of play with the handle (both side to side and up and down)

I can even pull the tang out of the handle pretty easily a good bit although I dont want to go any further than whats in the picture. The adhesive almost has a rubbery texture similar to E6000 when cured.

I didn't know if there was a way to prevent this movement? Or if I had to compelling remove the tang and fill the handle with epoxy and reset it etc. Wanted to pick yalls brains.

I appreciate any advice!

I use to have a dell R420 setup at my parents house (since power is expensive), but wanted to add local ple. Streaming to my unraid setup. Since I'll be moving many times in the next few years I decided to build a small 10in rack to replace my 420.

I used the LabRax frame since I owned a 3d printer, then laser cut the sides out of clear acrylic, and lined with reflective gold tint. (Graduating from Gatch so tried to keep it themed with the beehive airflow vents)

This has a thinkcentre P360 12th gen i7-12700T with 16gb ddr5 (planning to upgrade to 32gb). I also have a 2tb and 512gb M.2 SSD inside. Got this off of fb marketplace for 300 bucks.

Also included is a cenmate 6 bay DAS with 4x 1tb HDDs (until I can afford to upgrade) (160 bucks)

Overall, this thing is insanely quiet with more than enough power for all I want to throw at it.

All for under 600 (not including drives)

This thing is pretty heavy coming in at 20.2lbs.

Im hoping everything in here can survive moving. I also designed a bottom 1U in the back to accept a 3 prong and ethernet and all the psu are enclosed at the bottom of the case. I also added 2 external plugs incase I wanted to connect a modem and router in the future.