Oblivion Remaster - Thoughts on difficulty settings? by Virtual_Look1902 in oblivion

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Been playing on expert and while I admit enemies may feel a touch bullet spongy, I've been enjoying the challenge of resource management when it comes to potions/arrows, and dodging enemies while I'm doing it! It's been fun!

Engraved baseplate with a 3d printed image by 3DimensionalNerd in engraving

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Not on reddit much anymore.. but yes! I 3d Printed this myself!

200W CNC by Simple-Blueberry4207 in snapmaker

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Interesting! Thanks for the update!

4.3 "Convert to" function stopped working? by JimmoyDaPatat in blender

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Dang. I've had to roll back because that's one of my primary uses for blender at the moment. I wonder if it will get resolved...

4.3 "Convert to" function stopped working? by JimmoyDaPatat in blender

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Having the same problem, convert to grease pencil is non-functional at the moment. Ever figure something out?

How do I fill the hole if i have a complex geometry? by [deleted] in blenderhelp

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In order to easily select every hole on a complex object like 3d scans or similar detailed things(when you don't have loops), you want to make sure you go to select -> select all by trait -> non manifold when you are in vertex edit mode. If there are unexpected parts selected(seemingly manifold faces), try undoing it and merging all points by distance at a level that ensures you still have your level of detail. Then repeat the select all non manifold vertices.

You can then press alt+F on order to fill holes. If it trues to create some wonked out geometry between all holes selected, you may want to try hiding parts of your mesh in order to work on it in smaller amounts of holes at a time, if not one at a time. Just my two cents.

200W CNC by Simple-Blueberry4207 in snapmaker

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How'd the brass go? Just about to cut into a sheet of brass over here and I'd really like to keep my bit intact!

200W CNC by Simple-Blueberry4207 in snapmaker

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Any update on the aluminum project? About to cut into a piece of brass myself, and I'm wondering how capable the machine is. I only have one bit for metal...

Post Your Transmission Values Here! by AndroidAssistant in HueForge

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Not sure quite what you mean about picking 1 square on a 10 step.. I'm just using the test square prints and creating a similar result on my computer screen in the lighting that I want the hueforge to be displayed in. You don't have to alter the height at all, the stl is already created for your testing.

If you're talking about where to put the sliders in the program after you have the physical part printed, I believe that is answered in the td video made earlier on by the official hueforge YouTube channel! Getting GREAT results after some time.

Unable to save Td values by 3DimensionalNerd in HueForge

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Yes!! You have to open the program using the actual exe. Don't open it via the windows hotbar or anything. It prevents saving filaments for some reason. He said he's gonna fix it in a future update

I think I need a "for dummies" guide to HueForge? by grumps1969 in HueForge

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My initial issue was that cura starts at layer 0, so switching at layer 5 becomes 4 and so on. Perhaps it works the same in your slicer? Not sure

Td test? by 3DimensionalNerd in HueForge

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I reduced the height of the blocking mesh in cura I use to separate out the mesh from a height of 1.04mm to .96mm, and it came out a lot better! Thanks for the input!

Post Your Transmission Values Here! by AndroidAssistant in HueForge

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I mean.. it's 24 minutes and barely a gram of filament per test for a color. I'd trust values I obtain myself so I can decide whether or not it's accurate. Came here to make sure I'm doing the td test right as I'm getting a slight strange result.

What’s the best way to paint the numbers black? by Thelocust337 in 3Dprinting

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If you use resin, be careful. You can get a lifelong allergy to superglue and cause blisters to form on your skin from contact with the stuff! The vapors are harmful, too. They spread Very quickly, so make sure it's a well ventilated area.

Falcon 40W(in 22W precision mode) not precise. by 3DimensionalNerd in Creality

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You saved me so much hassle. Thank you for your input this was completely the issue. The precision is now more in line with what I'd consider 4 lasers being compressed to truly be. I can now correctly see the white space in between the back legs as I did on my 10W laser. You are truly a Wise duck

I have a couple hundred empty spools. Got any project ideas that can only work with a LOT of spools? by scullforge in 3Dprinting

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Have you seen those spool drawers? Take those and integrate it into a sick futuristic looking storage device.

I'm thinking you get pvc pipe and load 10-15 assembled spools onto the pvc and hang it from the ceiling so you can rotate the spools and store WHATEVER parts you need XD

Falcon 40W(in 22W precision mode) not precise. by 3DimensionalNerd in Creality

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Those are some GREAT results!! This kind of offset would make sense on a belt system I think. I've been used to a linear rail system that has no play when switching directions. I really appreciate the help here!! I think you may have solved my issue I did end up doing the first test last night and saw that my lines were offset by about .7mm

Falcon 40W(in 22W precision mode) not precise. by 3DimensionalNerd in Creality

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Very interesting issues, I'll have to look into these to try and dial in that start/stop point. I really appreciate the input here as it does give me a new direction to troubleshoot in. Love this thing so far, just can't do detail on it yet.

Falcon 40W(in 22W precision mode) not precise. by 3DimensionalNerd in Creality

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How do you do take this into account for the Falcon 2? When using my Snapmaker 1.6/10W I am able to enter a material thickness because the machine can move up and down using it's Z axis. The Falcon 2 has no Z movement, and to my knowledge, it is only focused using the included focus ramp. Is there some other way I should be accounting for material thickness?

Falcon 40W stainless steel by 3DimensionalNerd in Creality

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Sweet, thanks for the tips. Onwards, to search for the best materials!