I'm surprised no one has talked about all the ink the Canon printers go through with their scheduled ink purges that you have no control over. I got rid of my Canon Pro 100 when I realized how much ink those purges use compared to my three Epsons.

I've played with the D5600 and don't like the way it feels, it's just too lightweight in my opinion.

Back in the sixties when I was a teenager living in a mining camp in Southern Utah, I had a face-to-face encounter with one. I had just finished watching my dog chase a Jackrabbit through the trees below me. When I turned around there it was about thirty feet away, crouching with its tail thrashing from side to side and letting out low moans. I didn't have a gun or a knife or access to a rock or an escape route. We faced off for maybe thirty long seconds and then my dog showed up. The cat took one look at him and wheeled around and leaped onto a sandstone ledge about ten feet above him and made another huge leap that took him to the top of the formation and out of sight. When I got back to camp I told my mother about what had happened. She had never seen their tracks and wanted to see them so we traveled back to the site. This time we were armed. You could see how the cat come down the ledge to get closer to me. I've always wished that I had access to Plaster of Paris so I could have made casts of the footprints. When I tell the story, I call it a Mountain Lion.

Ace Hardware sells Craftsman tools, you can also find them on Amazon and Walmart sells them, but I've never seen them in a store.

My friend doesn't own Snap-On tools, he's an older mechanic that owns lots of Snap-On tools. When I said, the tools were overpriced, he told me the default story. I checked the interest rates, and they can be up to 24% depending on your credit history.

A friend of mine that owns Snap-on tools told me the reason their tools cost more is due to so many people defaulting on their high-interest credit cards. So to cover their losses they jack up the selling prices.

This link should be of interest.

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=how+much+can+you+earn+on+youtube

Read an article a while back that stated, this lady earns about $70000 a year on YouTube.

https://www.youtube.com/user/wonderhussy

It would be easy to do with Qimage Ultimate for Windows. There's Qimage One for Mac, and they let you try it out for fourteen days.

https://www.binartem.com/qimageone/

In my opinion, the poses are very unflattering and do nothing for the model. I wonder what she thinks of them and does she even know they are posted here?

Now.....what were you saying about those eyes?

Here are some ideas for you, Jerry.

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=Table+saw+sled

I think before you owl hunting again, you should learn how the camera's light meter works and how to read a histogram.

https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=how+to+read+a+histogram

My Epson P600 resides on a small table that moves side to side when I print. I wondered if the table was hurting the print quality so I move the printer to the kitchen table and made a second print. I took the prints to my viewing station and looked at them with a magnifying glass. I couldn't see a difference.

How do you run out of black ink if the black nozzles are clogged? I would tend to think there's not enough fresh ink making it to the printhead. Since I've never been around an eco-tank printer, I'll just leave you with that thought.

Go to Printer Knowledge and look through the Epson forum. Maybe someone else is having the same problem and has received an answer.

https://www.printerknowledge.com/