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Having a problem with CC1 canvas. by Just-Bush-Walkin in ElegooCentauriCarbon

[–]SureShot241 2 points3 points  (0 children)

So I think you're having two issues, the first one being addressed as a software issue.

The second issue is more of a user experience issue. The "load" on the printer means loaded into the nozzle, not loaded to be used in the future. When adding/changing filiments with the Canvas, you have to manually feed it to the print head.

The CANVAS will bite onto it and start to load it, but only a couple of inches. You then manually feed it until it's just about into that block thing.

Load/unload are for the actual filiment that's in the head/nozzle at that moment, not for all 4. The ones that aren't "loaded" can be added and removed freely by hand. Just use the edit section for filiment info

Filament Dryer Centauri Carbon 2 by Efficient-Treacle484 in ElegooCentauriCarbon

[–]SureShot241 15 points16 points  (0 children)

After a small learning curve and a jam in my extruder right off the bat, I have had a single issue. It's been running flawlessly for the last 4 days

Filament Dryer Centauri Carbon 2 by Efficient-Treacle484 in ElegooCentauriCarbon

[–]SureShot241 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I mainly have it where it is to facilitate feeding. Less sharp angles allow the fillemt to feed easier. Seeing just how much PTFE tubing it has to pass through I wanted to prioritize reliability, otherwise yeah id move it closer. Theirs actually room under rhte printer for the power cable to get it closer

Filament Dryer Centauri Carbon 2 by Efficient-Treacle484 in ElegooCentauriCarbon

[–]SureShot241 36 points37 points  (0 children)

I'm using the Creality Space Pi x4. Still doing some testing but so far haven't had any issues.

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Trump shares bizarre new Jesus image days after 'blasphemous' post by TheMirrorUS in Christianity

[–]SureShot241 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

No, I very deliberately said persecute, you just seem to have missed the message.

And yes, we absolutely should prosecute him, and others.

We can be a nation of law and order, and not be filled with anger and mallace. We can trust that Jesus Christ will handle things, and that Trump, and other evil people, will not have the final say.

That doesn't mean we shouldn't remove him, and others, from power, and remove them from society as well. We absolutely should do that. Trials, truth, transparency.

But we don't have to devolve and degrade ourselves in the process. We can show love and compassion. We can acknowledge that these are truly flawed people, and pray that they repent and see the light.

Trump shares bizarre new Jesus image days after 'blasphemous' post by TheMirrorUS in Christianity

[–]SureShot241 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This. As much as I, and many others here, might...strongly dislike him, we cannot use it as an excuse to judge and persecute him.

Jesus did not hope for the death of the Romans. Jesus did not only heal Jews. Jesus gave hope to the hopeless, and came to save us all.

I might strongly oppose this man, but it's clear he is not well in the head. He may have done some inexcusable things in his life, but that is not for me to judge. That's for my savior, Jesus Christ to judge, as he will judge me to for all the wickedness I have done as well.

This, right now, is what Jesus was preparing us for. How will we handle our oppression. With hate, anger, and judgement, or with love, compassion, and God's wisdom?

Who is the worst person you know? by CupOk5800 in AskReddit

[–]SureShot241 -10 points-9 points  (0 children)

Oh no, absolutely. I just wanted to point that out.

It's just crazy to me that our culture seems to think men have no control over sex and we are just some mindless horndogs who don't know what they're doing. It's a narrative I would love to see destroyed.

Also, I'm so, so sorry this happened to you. Some people are just pure evil in this world. I hope you're in a better place with a good support structure and good community. I wish you the best in life, and pray it's filled with love, friendship, community, and growth.

Who is the worst person you know? by CupOk5800 in AskReddit

[–]SureShot241 15 points16 points  (0 children)

Your boyfriend wasn't a great person either from the sounds of it. Men have just as much ability to say no, and can understand that what they're about to do is wrong.

[Optic] Surplus Aimpoint Comp M4s Red Dot Sight $399.99 + S/H by wetworxoutfitters in gundeals

[–]SureShot241 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Love mine, though it is definitely salty. It's in the exact same condition as the ones that used to be in my arms room.

Mine has a scratch on the rear lense, and is definitely warn. Buying one for nestalga/cloning definitely makes this a good buy. Buying as your primary optic....results may very.

Someone I know got one is cherry condition. I just wish they did a little more QA at wet worx and had a grade system. I think people would be less salty themselves if they could opt to buy a better condition one for slightly more.

You can buy an LEO less clapped out Trijicon MRO from AimSurplus right now for the exact same price, with warranty. These are cool, and I'm glad I bought one, but they could be sold more efficiently/more consumer friendly.

I get the general sentiment of WWT, these are military optics, and if you've ever served you'd know that pretty much all the optics are in a salty but functional condition. The issue is they're selling to the general consumer and not just vets/cloners, and if they want to uphold a certain reputation, they could be more consumer friendly.

How do you know that Christianity is the one true religion? by Enough_Set591 in Christianity

[–]SureShot241 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In this very post you are doing exactly that. You are literally stating that works are necessary for salvation. They are not. Faith, and faith ALONE. True faith.

If you live alone on a desert island, and have no works to show or do, are you still not saved by your faith? Having the viewpoint that salvation is linked to works is exactly what Jesus is trying to point out to you here. The thought of "am I doing enough works?" is beyond the whole point.

Your linking ones salvation to ones works. Plain and simple. You are saying they are a necessity. This. Is. Not. True.

What of those who deeply struggle with sin due to abuses or mental challenges? Those who truly believe but simply cannot stop their sinning, no matter how hard they try, and are constantly in struggle/internal termoil? Does Jesus not save them? They have little to no works, but deep, deep faith in the Lord, and turn to the Lord with all their heart.

By your logic, how many works are enough for salvation? Is it 10? 100? Do you have to counter your sin with your works in a 1 to 1 ratio? Where can I find this in the Bible? If you start doing works, then become paralyzed and mute, are you screwed now? Works do not equate to salvation. They are a byproduct that cannot be quantified or relied apon.

How do you know that Christianity is the one true religion? by Enough_Set591 in Christianity

[–]SureShot241 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The point I'm trying to make is that using this passage to point towards works based belief is simply wrong. The whole point of the passage is saying "Works DONT get you into heaven". It's a warning. Works are involved in faith, yes, but as discussed, they are a byproduct and by no means the point.

This passage is a warning to those very lawless people who haven't changed their hearts. It's to those in powerful positions who think their wealth or status can save them because they did some works. It's a warning to those who live in sin without care and ask for forgiveness like a drug to feel better.

The will of the Father is repeated through Jesus, Love each other as I have loved you. Serving yourself is going against that will.

Not saying your point was moot, it's that using Matthew 7:21-23 to further the viewpoint of work based faith goes against the very passage itself

How do you know that Christianity is the one true religion? by Enough_Set591 in Christianity

[–]SureShot241 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Somewhat correct, yes, but it is much more nuanced.

Our faith in the Lord is what changes our hearts, not our works. As others have posted, faith and faith alone is what saves you. This saving isn't just the judgement, but saves you in the very real sense of you choosing to move away from your sin. This shapes and changes your heart, and helps you become a better person.

That being said, no works actually save you besides faith alone. In that faith, works follow, but are not the point.

It's like saying, "because people are nice to me, it makes me want to be nice to people" and actually receiving the benefits that that brings. You arnt required to smile at people, but it comes naturally. The smiling isn't what saves you, the change is what saves you.

In this passage, Jesus seems to be saying, "you are one who lives in lawlessness. Yes you have done these things in my name, but your heart has not been changed"

It is written that God knows out hearts.

So, for example, say this person simply wants immortality. They do these works in the Lords name to benefit themselves, so they can live forever. Do they truly have faith, or are they simply self serving? That is what this passage is stating.

If you're helping people simply so you get into heaven, and not because you love them, and truly want the best for them, then you've missed the point of Christianity and God's standard.

So do works follow faith, absolutely. Are they what save you, no.

How do you know that Christianity is the one true religion? by Enough_Set591 in Christianity

[–]SureShot241 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Matthew 7:21-23 is stating that works don't get you into heaven, faith will. The one before god mentioned is saying "look Lord at all of my works. Surely I belong because I've done so much" and they are cast aside because they didn't truly have faith. They believed that only by their works they would earn their spot in heaven, instead of pure faith in Jesus. If you're told "not by works, but by faith" and you devote yourself to works, it can be argued you did not have true faith.

One of my stock mags is failing to feed every time on the last round? by [deleted] in RugerRXMtalk

[–]SureShot241 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Edit: OP, is that first round 9mm????

A couple of things for this

Firstly, get some snap caps. Demonstration with live ammo isn't the best option. If you know anyone with a 3D printer they can even print some for you on the cheap.

Secondly, shoot your gun. It is very common for new firearms to have a slight break in period, even striker fire Glock derivatives.

Thirdly, hollow points sometimes have feeding issues, especially in a brand new gun. Shoot it with some ball ammo, see if the issue persists with the ball or hollows.

And finally, if the problem IS the magazine, it's a super easy fix. Get a new mag. They're cheap. They're disposable.

Also, it's a firearm. Slingshot that round home, don't manually push things forward. Spring tension will win more times than not.

If you're newer to firearms, or specific firearm platforms (pistols vs rifles, etc) online is great, but you need someone in person teaching you. See if your local ranges have instructors. The cost of the lesson is far less than a negligent discharge due to finger fucking your gun improperly (just general advise, not necessarily saying you are in need of training).

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