+1 on shim levelled bed. At least with a klicky probe and skew calibration which I already had before shimming, the supposed heat warpage related issues have not shown up for me. Maybe its more noticeable on different mounting methods.
Hopefully this will be good. It could be the new starter printer of choice if the capabilities actually compare to the vorons.
I’ve already decided to do a welded frame diy for my next printer but I’ll be waiting to see if I can recommend this one to friends.
Does this let me limit what each family member can see to only what is theirs or I can trust them with? Currently I don’t have anyone else set up at all because I couldn’t prevent them from turning off the power strip for my 3d printers, or opening the garage without realizing it and getting my previous bike stolen.
My current setup is massively out of date too since the update failed one day and I haven’t been able to complete the requirements for it to work, and I’m planning to move it to a different computer anyway, but I’ve been putting it off while also hoping for this functionality to show up.
I haven’t done it yet, but custom case for repurposed hardware. Mine is a mini PC I acquired free after the m2 drive died. I got an m2 to 6 sata adapter board and it already had an unused SATA port so I’m planning on doing SATA SSD boot with 6x nas drives and print an alternate case for it. Actually powering the drives is the part I’m least sure about.
That’s neat. I’m curious about whether it makes any notable improvements on the print. I did see some filament powder inside last time I opened the extruder. I’m currently moving to install the papilio lite extruder on my printers which will do away with the tooth wear on the filament which if it ends up working well should also reduce build up by not shaving it off in the first place.
I could be remembering wrong but kingroon are mostly groove mount v6? It’s even more puzzling. Are the threads ripped off on the nozzle or block or did it unscrew itself?
Weird. What hotend?
Hah I was literally just thinking of this. My thought was an extruder based on the papilio extruder but obviously larger diameter, and some sort of stick loader with optical sensor to ensure there are always a couple stacked leading into the extruder. Some sort of gap detector code could potentially retract and deretract to drop the upper stick into contact with the currently melting one.
What camera? Is the panning and zooming real or just cropping a fixed view frame?
Yeah it drives me a bit insane too. I often end up just manually placing everything. I wish it had a mode where you roughly place things and it spaces them consistently without significantly changing their relative positions
You could potentially just tape or glue something to press the little button nub just long enough to print something better. I did once by sticking a pencil eraser tip to the x carriage with double sided tape to print a little gantry nub to do the same thing more permanently. After it homed I pulled the eraser off so it didn’t end up falling into the print.
Dunno what is different on ender 3’s after v2, but on my bed slingers I used a klicky probe to get the measurement for each screw position, and just hard mount something like ~10mm or whatever it took to clear the motor mount stainless cylinder spacer and nylock nut to mount the bed. Then 0.1mm stainless shims added to the spacer stack as needed until the probe numbers are as close to the same as possible. IIRC each screw is torqued to 8nm or so using a small torque wrench. I think I did 6 or for things threaded into the aluminum but the bed should be fine higher if they are all the same. This should make the bed mesh stay mostly the same for longer so I run a really ridiculous subdivision on the mesh since it doesn’t seem to need updating.
I have a small portable display for just this purpose. I haven’t used it yet though. The plan is the 3d print a bracket that attaches it via the vesa mount points on the back. Thing will be pretty heavy though
Oot link could probably win using a bottle and a stick or something. Or maybe play the bottle like an ocarina and pick up some grass while getting exploded and slide around and some other shit then warp straight to the credits.
Is this supposed to make people feel better about Nintendo suing emulator developers for big dollars, crushing YouTubers for showing gameplay, absolutely hating and shutting down tournaments run by the little guy, somehow make every game port to a newer console worse, etc
Do we just have enough micro plastics already in the water and soil that these don’t make a measurable difference?
Welp. I guess it’s time to pirate double that in Nintendo IP.
That’s cool. Are they stackable?
Switch DS let’s goooo
That would probably vapour smooth really nicely if you are equipped for abs