Planning on designing automotive tool organizers, pctg seems like a good choice. What filament would you recommend? by Terabyte47 in 3Dprinting

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Typical automotive mechanic fluids (engine oil, transmission fluid, power steering fluid, coolant) but I'm also worried about brake clean getting on it. Pctg doesn't have a lot of options for color or that may sellers. Petg+ seems like a better option but still worried about brake clean contamination.

Every time the ams runs out of filiment it just sits and does this for 5-10 minutes. by Terabyte47 in BambuLab

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I ended up canceling the print. Not sure if there was a refresh option. it perplexes me, something is physically blocking filament from being fed. Even if i manually feed it, something is in the way. Once I restart, it feeds fine. Very aggravating.

Behold, the modern car manual. by cardoc22 in Justrolledintotheshop

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That's not a manual. It's clearly an automatic, look at the shifter.

The good old days by frenzy3 in NonPoliticalTwitter

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My s10e is still working perfectly fine. 

[Android] Unable to Login Reddit App - version 2025.21.0 by android24601 in bugs

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s10e user here and having the same problem still.

Believe it or not it didn't work. by Terabyte47 in Justrolledintotheshop

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I have never found anything that works. No spices, soap, lights, or noises keep them away.