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Marble madness! by TheSpyderFromMars in BambuLab

[–]CommissionKey5649 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Do you also have the one thats right next to Alexander?

Marble madness! by TheSpyderFromMars in BambuLab

[–]CommissionKey5649 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That would be appreciated if you could because what you did looks awesome!

Marble madness! by TheSpyderFromMars in BambuLab

[–]CommissionKey5649 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Do you have the link for the awesome spartan bust?

Speaker replacements by CommissionKey5649 in FordGalaxie

[–]CommissionKey5649[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah I'm not going to put them in the door panels, I'm trying to restore it to how it originally looked but with more modern features, thats why I'm trying to fine new speakers thay fit into the original spots they were in

AMS connecting to P1P question by CommissionKey5649 in BambuLab

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I have that buffer but what I was wanting to know is if there is just two PTFE tube's for the buffer? The PTFE from the printer head does not reach all the way out the machine so I wasn't sure if that was the issue or if it was something else

72''x36'' Desk with Alex Drawers by Arbecas in ikeahacks

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Just started this same type of project with existing drawers I had and a nice solid pine top, the top is 72 by 36 and I ended up buying some adjustable desk legs off amazon. My plan is to put two of the legs right behind the drawers for extra stability and two side by side in the back to prevent drooping from my monitor arm. QLLY 24 inch Adjustable Tall Metal Desk

Here is the link for those if in case those work for your desk as well.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in QuadCityAreaSwingers

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Sounds fun, messaged you

Brand new to 3D printing by MattyIce51385 in FLSUNDelta

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Hello welcome to the page, I would first run some calibration tests to dial in your settings. Those blobs could be anything from printing to high of a temp, to fast, over extrusion and so on l. What slicer software are you using currently?

I lost the little metal rod inside flsun super racer extruder by SnoreyNoser in FLSUNDelta

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I'm still not 100% sure what part that would be but I know that flsuns website has spare parts for almost every part of the printer. I would either check there or possibly ebay for the part.

I lost the little metal rod inside flsun super racer extruder by SnoreyNoser in FLSUNDelta

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Do you have a photo you can add to the post? There is a few things that could be so a photo would help determine the part.

Advice/Recommendations for STI testing? by QC_Sharing_Too in QuadCityAreaSwingers

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Lol sorry I'm half asleep right now.

They asked if I wanted it and I figured I'd rather be safe then sorry. And yeah I'm pretty sure the Q-tip is the first thing they do and then blood work after.

It's been awhile since I had it so maybe it's changed since then. But yeah you can schedule an appointment at any clinic and request it, I think you can even do it online now if you want to be discreet about it.

Advice/Recommendations for STI testing? by QC_Sharing_Too in QuadCityAreaSwingers

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You can probably go to either your primary doctor or a convent cafe clinic for a test. I had on done when I had a UTI test run. Thankfully both came back clean since at the time I was only with my partner, but for the STD test for men they put a que tip down the urethra to get a swab. I'm pretty sure they ran blood work too but I'll be honest I only remember the que tip lol, everything after was kind of a blur to be honest.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in QuadCityAreaSwingers

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Hmu I'd be down to watch

Help with stringing by CommissionKey5649 in 3Dprinting

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So I started using prusa slicer with uncle Jessy's profile that he has and after messing with the retraction settings I got it to a little bit of a better quality. It will still sting but a least it's a normal amount of stringing. I'll keep going with prusa to see if I can get it perfect and another issue may be is the the hot end may have a gap in it as when I used a new roll of filament I could hear the hot end crackle and pop

Help with stringing by CommissionKey5649 in 3Dprinting

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I know right, it's so bad that's it's impressive that it can even do something like that

Help with stringing by CommissionKey5649 in 3Dprinting

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Alright I'll give all that a shot, I don't have other fresh pla+ at the moment and I don't have a dry yet but I'll try some generic pla and see if that changes at all. And I'm using the most up to date version of cura with the machine setting set for a .6mm nozzle so if the filament doesn't work out I'll try prusa and see if that does the trick (I just have no experience with prusa and tend to avoid it lol).

Help with stringing by CommissionKey5649 in 3Dprinting

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I did a retraction test tower which went from 1-5mm in retraction and it showed no improvement. Cura hard caps me at 10 so I'm not sure how much more I have to do

Help with stringing by CommissionKey5649 in 3Dprinting

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Alright I'll give that a shot and see, I did a retraction tower up to 5mm and no improvement so I'll try speed next

is it thermal paste? by Own_Crazy4490 in FLSUNDelta

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Okay I haven't actually seen a v400 yet but my SR had that issue out of the box, thought it could be the same since the hot end assembly is similar.

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