I'm being pedantic here, but stainless steel still has iron in it. The addition of chromium forms an oxide layer on the surface that prevents rust. If the body is rusting, that means they used a shitty grade of stainless. Stainless with an appropriate amount of chromium (and nickel) is expensive as fuck.
I must have watched the series ten times through at this point.
Also, we had one acting similarly a couple years back. We thought it was a smoked pump, but it wound up being a sticky solenoid. It'd be in that gray box on the top right in your photo. Wound up being a pretty simple fix.
We have a bunch of these Denison presses in various sizes at my job; used mostly for clipping and bending. They do damn good work, but any parts that can't be sourced from McMaster are getting near impossible to find. Anything we can't make in house normally gets pulled from spares in the warehouse, and we've since moved towards building our own presses. It's a shame, since the cast iron on these will last forever.
Watched this a while ago. Super cool tank, and an awesome new fishtuber. Makes me want to build a tank for my desk.
New betta in our new 9 gallon fluval flex. Hopefully he does well with the wild-type shrimp I plan on adding.
My friends and I typically play two or three games in rotation, then we'll each have a single-player title we play when nobody is online. For the past few months, it's been a bunch of Helldivers, with some rocket league and fortnite music interspersed. Two of those games are technically over six years old. Before that, it was a bunch of deep rock galactic. I have been playing through sifu on my own time, and that's pretty new and fun.