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6 days agoAm I understanding this bill wrong? (Not English native)
This is bill is about blocking ability to print firearms related stuff and not about spying customers?
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Have you tried epoxy resin? No sanding and layer lines disappear with shiny finish looks
Many users have reported issues where some had a burned hole beneath the printer, due to a thermistor that is barely enough to support the charge. They have discussed this with some Bambulab employee (off camera) at some convention where they said to be aware yet bambulab officially do not want to recognize the issue.
Meanwhile bambulab do not want to recognize an issue which could lead to a fire…
21·25 days agoThere is also “consent o matic”, banner does appear but go away in less than a second and auto decline as possible. Does not work on 100% of website but still does a good job.
I don’t print asa so won’t be able to tell you which printer is good but don’t forget that asa release fume and substances dangerous for health, better have a place design for it with exhaust and all the necessaries.
I’m no tech expert and I haven’t done this for a while so don’t know if that change but they were more packet loss/errors (not sure proper terms, not English native). For most files this isn’t an issue but was for more sensitive ones like programs/iso…
Battery also suffered more from this used, keeping phone charged while tethering wasn’t good due to battery management system. But things could have changed.
Last point is that bad weather does affect cellphone reception.
It’s not a simple bridge as you have a square in the middle, walls are printed first so it messes up the layer. Just add support either to the whole model or just beneath the square. Alternatively, add one layer at bottom of the square so it will do a simple bridge and cut it off after. Edit: just had a look at the preview and yeah the curves wall are not best for bridge but don’t use creality slicer so can’t help
9·1 month agoIf you can find one with IR remote, you can use something like broadlink rm mini 3 or 4 to learn commands
A second option I can think off is If heater has a button (not touch ones), you could use a fingerbot and add a temp sensor further away on direction of the fan so you can make an automation to ensure it is on or off
If you can’t find what you are looking for, try using blue painters tape or glue stick
1·2 months agoCan’t answer sorry
Comparison of self hosted photo library https://github.com/meichthys/foss_photo_libraries
Long time I haven’t ordered any creality filament but they were not great few years ago, hopefully they are better now. Filament is sensitive to humidity, store in a dry place especially open spools. If you pinch filament in half and it breaks, that means it is really humid and you will have some printing issues, if so you need to dry filament. Another advice unrelated to filament is to watch some videos to learn how to operate, maintain,… The more you watch, the better. Get in some discord forum for ender 3 or creality printers so you can get some help from people who owns same printer.
I don’t know how cheap pi5 are where you are but I would advise to have a look at one of those small pc with n100 or n150 processor. They are really low powered (close to pi5) and you will get a more powerful device. They cost around 150€ (even 100 on sale).
You can also use a ZigBee smart plug and connect your 5v power supply to it
That’s cool but reading this it feels like nothing is being done on home assistant. Is that correct?
I can’t remember any name but search for f2f (friend to friend) p2p. Basically a private way to share files over p2p to limited people you have accepted without any use of tracker like P2P use
Here is a part of the kit to give you an idea
I totally agree with you, like always politician have an idea but don’t even state how to realise it… So possibly this will actually never happen.
One thing that come to my mind is that manufacturer could maybe use some kind of hash database of firearms related files. While printer are not very powerful, that’s something that could be done on slicer but that would mean the death of open source software (at least in USA) as to implement this every manufacturer would need to force customer using their slicer. Also, wondering how much power demanding it is for printer to recreate solid object, could they just read gcode to analyse object? and since guns are not 25cmx25cmx25cm, it’s not like this would take ages to analyse.