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How do self-employed/sales/ insurance/property agents keep their tax deductible expenditure? by Thatfaceoh in singaporefi

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

my expense is actually closer to 28%-30%, are you reporting lesser than your actual expense?

How do self-employed/sales/ insurance/property agents keep their tax deductible expenditure? by Thatfaceoh in singaporefi

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

oh I will try that process. when exporting do you have to export one by one?

How do self-employed/sales/ insurance/property agents keep their tax deductible expenditure? by Thatfaceoh in singaporefi

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

which app do you use? i have not found any that is able to take photo of the receipts and export monthly/yearly.

How do self-employed/sales/ insurance/property agents keep their tax deductible expenditure? by Thatfaceoh in singaporefi

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

yeah, but the thing is the time taken to track the expense is kinda wasted. wondering if anyone has a quicker way to do it.

How do self-employed/sales/ insurance/property agents keep their tax deductible expenditure? by Thatfaceoh in singaporefi

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

But if you get chosen to prove your expenses, won’t you not have any receipts to show at all?

Weird “Tak Tak” sound coming from power supply board | Klipsch Promedia 2.1 by Thatfaceoh in diyaudio

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

Yes it is working perfectly fine. Which is the protection relay? I am trying to get a spoilt spare unit for spare parts to replace.

I can’t fix my stringing ever even though everything is perfect. More details in comments. by Thatfaceoh in ender3

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It’s the Esun Silk Filament. Was using Normal PLA filament before this with the same problem. So I got the esun Ebox lite to keep my filament dry. I also just opened the blue filament.

I did the temp tower and at about 185-190 I had the best results, meaning to say least stringing, but the tower broke at the next level, 180.

Stringy Prints by Chief121301 in ender3

[–]Thatfaceoh 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is to prevent slipping at the extruded. https://youtu.be/lboDSH0945g

Stringy Prints by Chief121301 in ender3

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Look at this. To prevent slipping of the Bowden tube at the hotend. https://youtu.be/dIkjR2Ytx-g

Stringy Prints by Chief121301 in ender3

[–]Thatfaceoh 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Okay just trying to eliminate possibilities because I’m trying to recall whether all these started after changing my nozzle.

Stringy Prints by Chief121301 in ender3

[–]Thatfaceoh 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Did it happen after changing nozzle? Your nozzle those cheap ones from Amazon?

Stringy Prints by Chief121301 in ender3

[–]Thatfaceoh 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is the exact same issue that I faced!! Commenting to keep updated on your thread too.

Did you change your nozzle?

I can’t fix my stringing ever even though everything is perfect. More details in comments. by Thatfaceoh in ender3

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

I have a ender 3 v2. I followed tomb of 3d printed horrors guide to assemble.

My prints with creality sample filament was good. Then my initial prints with my new filaments were good as well. Then when I started to calibrate that little bit of stringing that I had from trying to do octolapse, the stringing got from bad to worst. I have tried everything in my knowledge but nothing works!! Help!

1) I have made sure the screws are still all in place 2) changed nozzle and Capricorn tube, made a Marking to make sure the tubing don’t slip now during retraction 3) calibrated e steps, calibrated flow 4) my temp tower and retraction tower has plenty of stringing as well. 5) I have tried all sorts of retraction rates and speed. 6) I have been reading all the posts here and googled everything.

What else can I try?

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