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- Comment on [Louis Rossmann] Brother turns heel & becomes anti-consumer printer company 4 days ago:
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(I’m not English native)
- Comment on [Louis Rossmann] Brother turns heel & becomes anti-consumer printer company 5 days ago:
One of the latest Prusa printer is closed source If I remember correctly Core xy
- Comment on [Louis Rossmann] Brother turns heel & becomes anti-consumer printer company 5 days ago:
You are not completely wrong, they have one printer with closed sources.
- Comment on [Louis Rossmann] Brother turns heel & becomes anti-consumer printer company 5 days ago:
This is mainly because consumer 3d printer have been developped by 3d printing enthusiast first and not a company, Prusa which was leader for some time used a lot of open sources project to build their printers. As it’s getting mainstream as time goes by more and more companies shows up with closed sources project sadly.
- Comment on (Troubleshooting) Does anyone have an elegoo giga? 1 week ago:
I don’t have this printer and those issues can come from different problems so hard to tell like this.
Warping may cause layer issues as seen on pictures, stabilising bed temperature could help using an enclosure or maybe by putting your printer elsewhere, especially if it’s close to a colder spot in your house. If the layer issues we see on that picture still there when there is no warping, then reduce speed as it goes up. Tall print will tend to wobble more, which can make nozzle hit print, also nozzle path will not be as accurate after some traveling which can end up with similar layer issues.
About your clogging issue, what temp (bed and nozzle) do you use for pla?
You also have a ringing issue
- Comment on Little Ouchies (Autism/PTSD sensory product) - Slant 3D - 18k units (6:53) 1 week ago:
I prefer other kind of story, which represents more the history and ethics of 3d printing enablingthefuture.org
Fuck profit, helping each other is what we need for a bright future.
- Comment on Infill percentage versus stiffness 1 week ago:
If you keep a low infill, top/bottom layers will be rapidly more efficient but will cost more time and material than infill. The amount of wall is also to take into account. Few years back, I remember a test video showing that wall number were actually more efficient than infill. But depending how the test is being done, this might change.
- Comment on Real-Debrid Traffic Falls 16% in 3 Months, Anti-Piracy Action Painful But Non-Fatal * TorrentFreak 3 weeks ago:
It is mostly targeting french content (RD is a french company), so most user may have not see a big change. For french, RD has become muche less attractive because RD has banned biggest french torrent site and 1fichier files are scanned, if file matches hash content from movies/series it will blocked download.
- Comment on What is everyone using as a HTPC? 3 weeks ago:
And if that’s doesn’t work, message me and we will try to solve this out
- Comment on What is everyone using as a HTPC? 4 weeks ago:
Have you tried a Factory reset?
- Comment on What is everyone using as a HTPC? 4 weeks ago:
Not the answer you are waiting but there is something wrong with your shield, I have a 2015 and 2019 Shield and both are just very good even if the first one has nearly 10 years
- Comment on Why are there triangles in the infill that get filled with one layer? 4 weeks ago:
I don’t use orca, but you may have a setting to reduce retraction in infill. This is for reducing printing time. You can disable it (if there is this setting)
- Submitted 3 months ago to 3dprinting@lemmy.world | 3 comments
- Submitted 4 months ago to 3dprinting@lemmy.world | 3 comments
- Comment on Why won't this slice? 4 months ago:
Cura can ignore what’s below buildplate as long as part isn’t too big for X Y axes. For cutting this, I would use 3d builder. Very easy to use. Just open model, and go to modify to cut model
- Comment on Cheap but reliable external SSD for RPis 6 months ago:
I’m not 100% sure but this might also depend which OS you are running on your pi. Did change from SD card to SSD few years back for my home assistant setup (now running with a mini pc) at the time I went for a geekpi adapter (can’t recall exact model).
Try a quick ducduck search “sata adapter #yourOS#” and see if a list come up. Here is one for HA (but surely more models are compatible than the ones listed here) community.home-assistant.io/t/…/212763
- Comment on Trying to get advice for photo/files storing/syncing 6 months ago:
I don’t see why you think those are web based, usually people run this at home but glad you find what you are looking for
- Comment on Trying to get advice for photo/files storing/syncing 6 months ago:
As far as photo librabry, you can compare the different solutions at github.com/meichthys/foss_photo_libraries
- Comment on What specs should I look out for UPS 7 months ago:
I have nvme setup on my pi 4 (I know it’s overkill for that purpose but already had pi setup like this prior to klipper), that being said I will definitely look at getting one with communication control even if power never goes down for more than a couple of seconds
- Comment on Ender 3 having issues with text 7 months ago:
You definitely needs to calibrate your estep and flow rate as others mentioned. If numbers were correct then you might have a partial clog. If so, clean it and check Luke’s hotend fix on thingiverse/printable (really worth it). m.youtube.com/watch?v=7tCxO17XZtw
Under extrusion aside, you can get better text details by using a smaller nozzle as one issue for the text clarity is line width, while it isn’t ideal you can also try to set 0.30/0.35 line width with 0.4 nozzle.
Also, if you do plug in usb from your computer to printer (to calibrate estep), make sure to cover the 5v pin on usb cable with electrical tape. Otherwise you might wreck your printer mainboard. community.octoprint.org/t/…/13574
- Comment on Ender 3 having issues with text 7 months ago:
Just adding to your comment that if OP goes that route, he will need to cover 5v pin with some electrical tape on usb otherwise he will wreck is printer board. (Unless recent ender 3 have this issue fixed but I doubt)
- Comment on What specs should I look out for UPS 7 months ago:
Shouldn’t be an issue, power outage here are mostly about one second (5 at max) and even if my printer is being halted, my glass bed stick so much that my print don’t pop off by themselves, I always use a scraper even when completely cool down.
- Comment on What specs should I look out for UPS 7 months ago:
Actually I could even run Klipper on mini pc but would need a very long usb to reach printer and thought it wasn’t ideal. As for the mini pc, I’m running proxmox but I’m far from being an expert so not sure if I can manage CPU scaling.
- Comment on What specs should I look out for UPS 7 months ago:
Should have added in my post that power outage don’t last more than a few seconds so ups should be fine
- Comment on What specs should I look out for UPS 7 months ago:
“why are they separated”, not sure what you meant, mini pc is acting as a server for a few usage and pi is dedicated to klipper.
- Comment on What specs should I look out for UPS 7 months ago:
Yeah, I only care to keep the printer running for just a few seconds but thanks for the input
- Comment on What specs should I look out for UPS 7 months ago:
First time I heard of online usv (also English isn’t my main language), will have to check this out
- Submitted 7 months ago to 3dprinting@lemmy.world | 23 comments
- Comment on Server for a boat 8 months ago:
Relying on 4 nvme drive for low power isn’t ideal as nvme drive needs about twice more power compare to sata SSD.
- Comment on SBC Case Builder v3.0 can create thousands of cases for popular SBCs and standard motherboards 10 months ago:
You’re welcome ;)