Thanks for pics. No, I wouldn't replace the remaining ones; they appear to be in good shape. Even this one might be repairable with gluing it back together if your glue game is good. It's just the nosing broke off along the grain.

But, it also looks like it's easy enough to get the old tread off and replace it with a new one of the same thickness. If the thickness isn't the same, then it will be a forever trip hazard.

Need more details & pictures.

Bummer. I'm over here on the shore about 15 miles away. It went up successfully.

Bummer. Light pollution?

Live stream is up by the way. T minus 20 some minutes

To add to the coolness, Rocket Lab brings a healthy amount of Kiwi irreverence to the process.

Like back in 2018, they launched "It's Business Time" with a nod to the Flight of the Conchords song of the same name.

Also, their staircase is taking steps up.

So a fountain pen and some parchment is what you should get instead.

we should probably not hang out during allergy season.

That's the same thing my surgeon told me and now I sneeze when I hear a rooster crow.

> I just toss them in a cup and hope for the best later.

Reminds me of one of my dad's favorite jokes. "I took my 39 Ford apart and put it back together. I had a bucket of parts left over and 3 speeds in reverse."

Additionally, poking them in the cardboard to hold them also gives you a chance to see in which order you removed them.

I've poked them in and then drew a circle around one set of the bolts and labelled them "cowling" and the next ones are "carb mount" and then "head" and "valve cover" etc. and I'll write notes beside different length ones to remind me which specific hole they went in. If you throw all the head bolts in a ziploc bag and one's longer, then it's a bit more difficult to remember where the longer one goes, especially if you don't get back to fixing it until a year later.

Also, record brief video clips of confusing disassembly parts. Like, when I'm taking apart an electric motor and want to remember which color wires go to which lug, I record a video of me pointing to each one and saying the color. If you're doing small engine and the carburetor linkages and springs, I suggest you record yourself pointing how they fit together.