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Thank you, this sounds like a good solution. What are the order times I would be looking at if I were to order the set of 2 pieces (EU)?

I have to clear a table edge of 2,5cm thick and 7,5cm tall. Would these work? Maybe with some spacers and longer bolt attaching the clamp mechanism to the vertical aluminium piece?

So you are having the crazy camera shakes/jitter too! I thought I was crazy for a sec. It actually makes me sick a little bit.

Hi Chris, I purchased two modules that I just activated on steam so looks like you'll be good for Steam :) Maybe Falcon is talking about an old arrangement.

Wow! A-10C Warthog pls

Critical 'investors' drive businesses to be more open about their goals and (financial) performance, and I would argue more liable to succeed in obtaining goals that are mutually beneficial

Yeah, it's 5% to have the CC payments processed by amazon, then 5% by KS. And let's not forget about the physical rewards promised, in these low numbers it's going to cost more to print the manuals and boxes than the increase in reward tier nets in money. Edit: and as mentioned earlier; this is not a fair implementation of the stretch goals. You just cannot have people pledge extra money for stretch goals that may, or may not, be realized in a realistic time frame.

After cuts by KS and paypal they would be happy to have 60k left - about 80-85%. There's no way that is enough funding to realize all promised features. Without disclosure on how they are aiming to fill that gap you have absolutely no reasonable assurance that what is promised can, or will be, realized. For a software dev obtaining funds is not as simple as running to the bank, as the project is high risk with no (physical) backing for the loan. I have seen many more KS projects do this; ask low and hope for big funding - However, there's nothing worse than reaching the KS goal that is woefully inadequate. Now you have people, investors, to please with a product that you know you cannot deliver as promised. With current lack of disclosure this is looking to be a bad investment indeed.