Ok my retro peeps... I'm looking for a reliable retro hardware seller in the US for some Commodore, Atari and Amiga items. Any recommendations? I do NOT want to use eBay.... I have never had anything but trouble with it and I'd rather support someone's personal store or site without them having to pay eBay fees too. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

Question for all my 3D Printing friends. I used to have a large (and I mean large) bedslinger that I used to use for a lot of helmet and other cosplay prints for friends/clients. I just had way to many problems with it and ended up selling it and tried to just stick with my P1S' (it was an Anycubic Kobra 2 Max) and get away from cosplay items. However over the past two years the demand I've been getting is just too much to ignore. Can anyone recommend a large bed XY that won't break the bank and be reliable?

Ok... Serious question time. My new PC is done (finally) and I'm about to do a deep dive back into the gaming I've so dearly missed over the years. I've put together my list to work through but am trying to decide what to kick off the journey with... Fallout 3, Fallout New Vegas, or Skyrim. Those 3 were the last games I really got to put time into back in the day and hold a special place in my heart so I figured they would be a perfect re-launching point for me. Any suggestions from @TKsMantis @EpicNate315 would be awesome too since binging y'all's YouTube videos kept me sane all these years. :)

So I've been going through more and more of my storage items and I realize I am going to need to get some of these floppy drives cleaned and tested before I check my disk collection. I also have 2 1541's that won't power on... Does anyone have any recommendations for reliable folks for supplies, parts and repairs if needed? I don't have a lot of space for tearing stuff down at the moment either. I've been out of the loop for so long I didn't know who to use anymore. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.