u/OkTension2232

Rear suspension sounding like creaking floorboards? 2021 Tesla Model 3 LR AWD

For reference this car has about 122k miles on the clock now.

It's mostly constant. Started recently, no idea the cause. It's only the rear suspension as I checked by getting out and pushing down on both the front and back of car. Can anyone let me know what the probable reason is and if it's something that needs to be fixed ASAP?

u/OkTension2232 — 5 days ago

Just got my sample packs, now to spend the next 6 months figuring out which ones the best. Any advice on how to best do this?

*Edit: Forgot to say that I only shave my head, not my face, if it matters. Also, how many times should I use the same blade before replacing it?

I'm going to be using the same soap and razor (Proraso Red and Mühle R41 - though if there are recommendations for a cheap safety razor that is better I'm up for the advice) to keep everything as uniform as possible.

I tend to cut my head a lot when shaving it, though I've only been doing it for the past couple weeks so I'm looking for one that'll help minimize that (though obviously improving technique and pre-shave routine will help more I imagine).

u/OkTension2232 — 5 days ago
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5 Months into a yeard (Now vs Start)

Decided to go for a yeard at the start of the year. I already had a bit of growth when I started but I'm counting it from the last time I trimmed my beard. Never had a beard anywhere near this long before, but I like it a lot more than the last time I grew my beard because I'm actually putting in a lot of effort into making it look good. Been taking a photo almost every month with same environment and angle to get a good idea of growth over time so I might post the collage at the end.

I have kept up with a routine largely pulled from u/dancbearded's YT channel, so I'm very grateful for his content. Making my own beard products now purely for cost saving but it's going well.

u/OkTension2232 — 6 days ago

I don't know how it happened, but I noticed it yesterday. I do have enough spare material from the same garment from when I got it altered inside to easily cover the affected area, but I am not sure the best way to go about repairing it.

Can anyone let me know what sort of repair I should do to make it as minimally noticeable as possible?

u/OkTension2232 — 16 days ago

I don't know how it happened, but I noticed it yesterday. I do have enough spare material from the same garment from when I got it altered inside to easily cover the affected area, but I am not sure the best way to go about repairing it.

Can anyone let me know what sort of repair I should do to make it as minimally noticeable as possible?

I know this sub is specifically for visible mending but I was referred here from r/sewing, so if this isn't allowed here, can anyone point me to the best sub for this query?

u/OkTension2232 — 16 days ago