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[sp5der]

Ok what threw me off was it was dated October so I figured you had stopped using that one. Some vendors have been known to create new pastebins instead of updating the old one

It was created in october so it says that, but it says (edited) next to it because I've edited it. I don't see why I'd make a new one when I can just edit one instead of confusing people with 10 different pastebins over the course of a month

 

[Photon]

Will your tne be in mig840? I know lately thats been the go to for some vendors. Idk why though maybe @Photon or @AllGoodThings can speak on how it is in 840

I’m definitely buying your tne with your tc regardless on open!

We have vendors with 840 TNE, i actually think it'll be good to have some in 812 so people have a choice

 

[AllGoodThings]

Will your tne be in mig840? I know lately thats been the go to for some vendors. Idk why though maybe @Photon or @AllGoodThings can speak on how it is in 840

I’m definitely buying your tne with your tc regardless on open!

I like 840 only because it has a bit better solvent properties, and with TNE being a notorious "crasher", it seems like the better fit. That being said, the difference isn't anything a bit more BA and/or BB couldn't make up for.

 

[Turkeybuilder]

We have vendors with 840 TNE, i actually think it'll be good to have some in 812 so people have a choice

I like 840 only because it has a bit better solvent properties, and with TNE being a notorious "crasher", it seems like the better fit. That being said, the difference isn't anything a bit more BA and/or BB couldn't make up for.

As long as it works all the same idc lol

Excited to try it for the first time

 

[Ateam2023]

Will your tne be in mig840? I know lately thats been the go to for some vendors. Idk why though maybe @Photon or @AllGoodThings can speak on how it is in 840

I’m definitely buying your tne with your tc regardless on open!

I have some tne in mig 840 and I don't have ANY problems with it

 

[AllbrandNew]

I have some tne in mig 840 and I don't have ANY problems with it

Same here, FWIW.

 

[AlexDavis43]

I do not really agree with that. It actually makes sense to drop the updated pastebin every 5 to 10 pages.

Bookmark it, the web address stays the same and is updated automatically whenever the source changes it

(I agree with most of the rest of what you wrote)

 

[DeodatoFulci]

Definitely snatching up a bunch of that TNE.

 

[crispybacon!]

I like 840 only because it has a bit better solvent properties, and with TNE being a notorious "crasher", it seems like the better fit. That being said, the difference isn't anything a bit more BA and/or BB couldn't make up for.

840 is also water thin, so pushing 1ml through an insulin syringe is super easy.