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Someone needs to hold Occam's razor up to this idiot's jugular and dare him to go on about aliens....
August 10, 2025 at 12:50 AM
Someone needs to hold Occam's razor up to this idiot's jugular and dare him to go on about aliens....
Reposting=Curation
July 30, 2025 at 9:16 PM
Reposting=Curation
Especially if there is a hot spring involved... :)
June 14, 2025 at 8:59 PM
Especially if there is a hot spring involved... :)
If instead, we judge those who lose weight, even purely for vanity, then we are not supporting body positivity, we are shaming the victim.
June 5, 2025 at 12:20 AM
If instead, we judge those who lose weight, even purely for vanity, then we are not supporting body positivity, we are shaming the victim.
More philosophically, body positivity is not something that can be imposed on an individual. We can only celebrate *all* bodies consistently and widely in order to counter and push out the negative messages of culture.
June 5, 2025 at 12:17 AM
More philosophically, body positivity is not something that can be imposed on an individual. We can only celebrate *all* bodies consistently and widely in order to counter and push out the negative messages of culture.
Even if someone is using it for weight loss, they might like their body just fine, but make the choice for health reasons, which might also include losing weight so they can move or exercise without pain
June 4, 2025 at 11:06 PM
Even if someone is using it for weight loss, they might like their body just fine, but make the choice for health reasons, which might also include losing weight so they can move or exercise without pain
This won't help with the heat, but could help with creating a conductive surface in the cavities
all3dp.com/1/electropla...
all3dp.com/1/electropla...
Electroplating 3D Prints – All You Need to Know
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March 25, 2025 at 4:21 AM
This won't help with the heat, but could help with creating a conductive surface in the cavities
all3dp.com/1/electropla...
all3dp.com/1/electropla...
bsky.app
March 22, 2025 at 4:52 PM
I don't know how comparable the hot ends are between the A1 and the P1 series, but I've got 1500 hrs on the stainless steel (not hardened), and it still just runs without fail...
March 9, 2025 at 4:40 AM
I don't know how comparable the hot ends are between the A1 and the P1 series, but I've got 1500 hrs on the stainless steel (not hardened), and it still just runs without fail...
I think you mean, soroboruo.... 😉
March 9, 2025 at 4:05 AM
I think you mean, soroboruo.... 😉
The amount of waste with the AMS can be reduced in the settings, and also depends greatly on what you are printing. If you are not printing figurines where there are several colors in a single layer, there's little waste. Think signs, tags, objects with horizontal stripes, etc.
January 14, 2025 at 3:24 AM
The amount of waste with the AMS can be reduced in the settings, and also depends greatly on what you are printing. If you are not printing figurines where there are several colors in a single layer, there's little waste. Think signs, tags, objects with horizontal stripes, etc.
I'm also running a P1S, and have run everything under the sun through it, Inland, Cookie CAD, AMOLEN, OVV3D, MIKA3D, etc. for the past 5 months, and it's clogged 1 time with TPU, and that was a feed problem, not a filament problem. Still on the original non-hardened nozzle too.
January 11, 2025 at 4:18 PM
I'm also running a P1S, and have run everything under the sun through it, Inland, Cookie CAD, AMOLEN, OVV3D, MIKA3D, etc. for the past 5 months, and it's clogged 1 time with TPU, and that was a feed problem, not a filament problem. Still on the original non-hardened nozzle too.
Electroplating the plain plastic would probably give the best results cosmetically
January 7, 2025 at 4:19 AM
Electroplating the plain plastic would probably give the best results cosmetically
Plus, 98% of the disruptive stuff on the Internet comes from a) I don't like being charged that much, b) I'm going to invent a way to drive the marginal cost to nearly zero, c) spend ENORMOUS money to build user base and dominate the space, and finally d) profit
January 7, 2025 at 3:51 AM
Plus, 98% of the disruptive stuff on the Internet comes from a) I don't like being charged that much, b) I'm going to invent a way to drive the marginal cost to nearly zero, c) spend ENORMOUS money to build user base and dominate the space, and finally d) profit
The skill isn't priceless, per your math it cost $72 and some change. What you are not capturing is that the one-time cost is going to get amortized over however many replacement parts and fixes and maybe even completely novel things that the skill enables.
January 7, 2025 at 3:44 AM
The skill isn't priceless, per your math it cost $72 and some change. What you are not capturing is that the one-time cost is going to get amortized over however many replacement parts and fixes and maybe even completely novel things that the skill enables.
Uh... Looks like your filament is wet... ;)
If this is your work, would love to understand how it was shot to move with the nozzle smoothly at that level of magnification
If this is your work, would love to understand how it was shot to move with the nozzle smoothly at that level of magnification
January 7, 2025 at 3:26 AM
Uh... Looks like your filament is wet... ;)
If this is your work, would love to understand how it was shot to move with the nozzle smoothly at that level of magnification
If this is your work, would love to understand how it was shot to move with the nozzle smoothly at that level of magnification
The z offset can also be changed in the g-code from the slicer so if you updated the slicer, it changed slicers, that could also mess it up even if you didn't mess with the hot end
January 4, 2025 at 4:36 PM
The z offset can also be changed in the g-code from the slicer so if you updated the slicer, it changed slicers, that could also mess it up even if you didn't mess with the hot end
Not necessarily. It looks like your printer has the CR touch for leveling, so it doesn't directly register where the nozzle tip is. Anytime you take it or the hot end off, you are changing where they might be relative to each other, so you should do the paper test to get it correct
January 4, 2025 at 4:34 PM
Not necessarily. It looks like your printer has the CR touch for leveling, so it doesn't directly register where the nozzle tip is. Anytime you take it or the hot end off, you are changing where they might be relative to each other, so you should do the paper test to get it correct
Finally, find a list of all the keyboard short-cuts, and learn how they work. Sure, you can use the arrow keys to move things around, and even change the step size for finer movement, but dropping and aligning are accurate and fast. Learn to move the work plane around to add details to faces
January 3, 2025 at 2:48 AM
Finally, find a list of all the keyboard short-cuts, and learn how they work. Sure, you can use the arrow keys to move things around, and even change the step size for finer movement, but dropping and aligning are accurate and fast. Learn to move the work plane around to add details to faces