rugburn
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- Comment on it happens to the best of us... 3 weeks ago:
Ribbit
- Submitted 4 weeks ago to [deleted] | 8 comments
- Comment on I got one..... 4 weeks ago:
I can’t belive she’s cheating on me! Especially after I sent her all that money!!!
- Submitted 5 weeks ago to [deleted] | 3 comments
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- Comment on What Exactly is the Issue with my Bambu P1S...? It Both Under and Overextrudes in Batched areas and sometimes leaves what looks like Overheated Ripples? 2 months ago:
I had this happen on my p1s with a roll of Inland pla, but not with a roll of their pla +, I also noticed my nozzle was worn (who knew that after 850 hours you should probably replace it). Haven’t gone back to the normal pla yet, but those might be things to look at?
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- Comment on What job do you need this hard hat for? 2 months ago:
Yee-haw’n
- Comment on I can't stop starring at that necklace 2 months ago:
(Cough) Asking for a friend
- Submitted 2 months ago to [deleted] | 3 comments
- Comment on I love magic 3 months ago:
Efficiency and progress Is ours once a more Now that we have The neutron bomb It’s nice and quick and clean And gets things done…
- Comment on Is it normal that I get wet water all over myself when taking a shower? 3 months ago:
No! The water should be totally dry.
- Comment on American house 5 months ago:
I have a Sig Sauer p320, had to send it in to get the “drop issue” fixed. Doesn’t matter how much you spend, engineering failures are everywhere. Not so much a knock on Hi Point as the neighborhood is live in. The one I found discarded in my yard two years ago had been rusted to the point of being inoperable.
- Comment on American house 5 months ago:
My neighborhood would be seized up Hi-Points
- Submitted 6 months ago to [deleted] | 7 comments
- Comment on Is a dremel 3D40 worth it in 2024? 6 months ago:
I would imagine the one I returned got shipped back to the manufacturer or distributor, I can’t say for certain, but I’d guess most people who had such an obvious defect out of the box would do the same thing, might explain why you’ve never seen one. And, yes, I improperly lumped the poorly spec’d brass extruder gear into QA, you are correct, it was poor design. My point stands, Creality, at least from the period I bought mine, (likely manufactured during that era) had poor QA / poor design. I eventually got tired of manually trimming the bed every few prints, installed the Creality abl switch which really didn’t do much other than highlight the fact that the glass/PEI Creality beds seemed to warp on me. Once again, I’m speaking on my own experience, and if you’re new to the hobby and feel that Creality printers have improved enough to the point where they are reliable and relatively hands-off maintenance-wise, feel free to purchase one. My advice is worth exact as much as everyone else’s, one random voice on the internet.
- Comment on Is a dremel 3D40 worth it in 2024? 6 months ago:
I’m just going on personal experience, 1st e3v2 I bought had a bent gantry extrusion (box was not damaged) and I had to deburr several of the holes. Luckily microcenter is local to me and I was able to exchange it. 2nd one was good for about a month before I had to replace the extruder as the teeth had worn off to the point it would slip and make that fun clicking sound we all know and love. I was only printing standard Inland PLA, nothing filled or overly abrasive. All ghings being equal, as someone new to the hobby at the time, spending more time and money trying to get it to print “ok” versus trusting it to not fail a 10+ hour print finally got to me. Not sure about their newer machines as my Ender experience left a bad taste in my mouth. Personally, when people ask what I’d recommend, I default to Prusa or Bambu (I went with Bambu), or Sovol or Quidi for more budget friendly options. I’ve heard Creality’s newer stuff is better, but I’m not planning on buying any more of their stuff. Eventually I’ll jump down the Voron rabbit hole, but too many other projects at the moment, plus a 350x350x350 machine is going to take up serious space in my print room.
Tl;dr : if you have a creality machine and you’re happy with it, by all means. One can only speak on their personal experience.
- Comment on Is a dremel 3D40 worth it in 2024? 6 months ago:
Agree with everything with one caveat - creality QA is absolute dogshit.
OUCH!
