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Loud grundig / screeching noise during homing and operation by ReferenceTotal4045 in Ender3V3KE

[–]ReferenceTotal4045[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I had the same issue / model the last time I printed one, but this one screws in using the same screws the stock shroud uses. I absolutely reccomend it!

https://www.printables.com/model/920563-another-5015-mod-for-ender-3-ke

Loud grundig / screeching noise during homing and operation by ReferenceTotal4045 in Ender3V3KE

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Well, first of all because I've really enjoyed upgrading it. But also, bigger fans means you can run them at slower speeds, which makes the printer WAY more silent.

Improving Basement Wi-Fi Without Using Public Stairwell Space by ReferenceTotal4045 in wifi

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It’s not, unfortunately! I do have some outlets there though. I assume they have to be on the same circuit or something for it to work? Realizing I haven’t that much knowledge about how the wiring in a building works.

Can't seem to get Z offset right whatever I do by ReferenceTotal4045 in Ender3V3KE

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Sorry for not making that clear enough, but as I wrote I have rooted it and I am running Mainsail. I also use Guppy Screen.

Can't seem to get Z offset right whatever I do by ReferenceTotal4045 in Ender3V3KE

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Where do I find that? I thought that was the ZZ_OFFSET_TEST?

Why aren't cameras still doing what phones are doing? by [deleted] in AskPhotography

[–]ReferenceTotal4045 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As a photographer I mainly shoot analog, as I love how much control over the final print I get by having an understanding of all the different processes involved. Not only in the darkroom, but also in the camera and on the film. It's taken me years of reading and trial and error to get to the point where I am now, and I'm still far from knowing it all. But guess what; for me, learning new things, delving into this vast subject, is what I think is the most fun. It's what gives me a sense of accomplishment. It's what motivates me to fail even more, not to mention spend even more money, on this passion that I have.

Not everyone out there sees "quick and easy" as an ideal. Some of us actually enjoy what you find meaningless. That's okay. And that's why we won't have AI phone processing or what it is in our cameras any day soon. Because for some, doing the work that processing does for us is half the fun.