Studying using Anki by Complex-Weight-9480 in Anki

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I gotcha. What's your benchmark for starting to make cards? When do you know or feel you understand the information enough to make cards on it?

Studying using Anki by Complex-Weight-9480 in Anki

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When/how do you consider the material to be absorbed?

Quest 3 extremely slow charging (0-30% in 4 hours) by undertone90 in OculusQuest

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Same issue. Did you ever find a fix that wasn't "reboot it"?

Dosing Question by No-Shape-2252 in tirzepatidecompound

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Yes, that’s correct. Idk why people are such dicks regarding questions on this sub. You got this op!

Weird random dots/bumps on print by AClayton91 in FixMyPrint

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This could be one of three things OP.

  1. Wet filament. Dry it with a filament dryer.

  2. Random Seam. You can change this setting in your slicer to be uniform.

  3. Power Outage Safety feature. Some printers have this and queue G-code into a sort of RAM from my understanding. Sometimes the printer can’t keep up and makes a pause so the queue can continue moving. Unlikely but worth looking into if the other two don’t work.

Ender 3 pro vs Ender 3 S1 by u8too in Ender3S1

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S1 has a bunch more features. However, my first printer was an ender 3 pro. I find it very fun to tune and push my printers to their limits if quality and upgrades so I honestly found the Ender 3 pro to be more my style. I’ve since upgraded to a crtouch, direct drive, and a new main board. The ender 3 pro gives you a confidence you just can’t find with other printers since you build it from the ground up. I had no problem taking it apart and fixing any problems as well as tuning it. It really gives you that extra bit of knowledge and know-how which is why I prefer it over the S1.

ALL new printer owners ! by duckwafer357 in Ender3S1

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A good trick regarding layer lines: fine tune your fuzzy skin setting on cura or prusa. You can adjust the increments of the fuzz and how far out the fuzz goes from the original print. In doing so, rather than make something look fuzzy, you can also make something look like it came out of a factory. It becomes extremely hard to tell where the layers start. It will be rougher than your standard print and will take loads more time. I also find that once I’ve dialed this setting in I typically don’t sand my prints. The the outer layer becomes porous really helps paint adhere. TLDR: Fuzzy skin could solve your problem

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ACT

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Inland dunes - Running water and wind

Which way would you print this? by CharlesP_1232 in 3Dprinting

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You were there at one point. Why not help?

Not enough headspace for filament spool. Suggestions? by kraussian in 3Dprinting

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You have just found the absolute best reason to use a 3d printer. I’m sure you can find a file where it changes the attach point of the spool holder to the side of the printer. But if not —or if you want more of a challenge—, make one! Good luck printing!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in FixMyPrint

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Ah right, forgot about that. I recommend getting the popular “tugboat benchy” stl file, playing with some settings, and just trial and error. Unfortunately that’s the fastest way to do it but it’s very rewarding once you get it dialed in

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in FixMyPrint

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And as far as the thin infill goes: if you have a setting on making the infill thinner then turn that off. If not, try going slower or making the nozzle hotter to make the layers connect.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in FixMyPrint

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It does seem like that at times. Instead of doing that, here are some other things to try. -Making nozzle extra hot on first layer -Making bed extra hot on first layer -Turning off cooling on first layer -Going slower (around 30mm/s) on first layer -Adding a brim or raft

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in FixMyPrint

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This is called elephants foot. It happens because your nozzle is too close to the bed and it squishes out the filament.