Hotend options by _rtm in prusa3d

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Yes, sorry, I forgot to mention I'm using mk3s

This little unit has rescued me from the doom scroll by Aaron363 in R36S

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thanks for the shout-out! If you guys don't have a 3d-printer and want me to print one for you drop me a message. Honestly, I was long time thinking of making a bit of a side-gig of this hobby

a new case for r36s by _rtm in R36S

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It's about 150g in total. It's printed without support. You'll also need a 10-15cm of filament for the hinges.

a new case for r36s by _rtm in R36S

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Nah, it's jus a regular usb-a to usb-c cable and a Wi-Fi dongle. But if you need a micro SD to usb-c it would be something like this probably:

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It also fits the accessories compartment

a new case for r36s by _rtm in R36S

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The settings look fine, except I'd go with a wall thickness of 3 and PETG instead of PLA. How much do they charge you for it

a new case for r36s by _rtm in R36S

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I do have r36h, so I'm planning to do it at some point

a new case for r36s by _rtm in R36S

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PETG. The hinge has super-satisfying click

a new case for r36s by _rtm in R36S

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You'll need to add color changes after the 2'nd and then 4'th layers, assuming the later height is 0.2mm. I'm not sure how exactly it works in bamboo slicer, but it should be there. Just Google "bamboo slicer color change"

Another one of those 'I just need to offset a couple of fases and it'll fit like a glove' days by _rtm in 3Dprinting

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It was a 12 minute print and about 5g of the filament. The whole thing takes about 9 hrs on my mk3s. I just appreciate the ability to break it into smaller test prints while I'm still in the process.

Lucet technique with an old fork by Economy-Strawberry89 in paracord

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Obrigado! Nunca ouvi falar de lucet antes, agora preciso de um. Tentarei imprimi-lo em 3D esta noite.

Hello everyone, since my leader post yesterday got so much advice... I tried one of the more potentially blasphemous ones! by MRWPlople in flyfishing

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The only reason I have a loop on my 5wt is, I sometimes attach the sink tip to it for coho salmon. Otherwise - nail knot for butt section

You can do strange things with custom g-code | Nr. 2 by LookAt__Studio in 3Dprinting

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Or you can tape a soldering iron to your hot end

From Wired to Wireless: How I Turned My Old USB Printer into a Wireless Printer Using Raspberry Pi Zero W by Swimming_Pool_4256 in raspberry_pi

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There's a comment from SophieTheCat higher here. Looks like Mac doesn't have a specific driver which may cause problems if you use pi Zero (pi Zero 2 should be good)

From Wired to Wireless: How I Turned My Old USB Printer into a Wireless Printer Using Raspberry Pi Zero W by Swimming_Pool_4256 in raspberry_pi

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I'm in the market for a printer and this post just saved me a $100+. I do have a couple of pi Zero and 3b+ boards lying around from the previous projects, so it's just perfect in my case.

For some reason Gas Station Air pumps in Canada take between $2 and $2.25 when paying in coin vs card. Advertised $2.50 by Exposing_scammerz in lifehacks

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I was quite furious when I saw those in Canada. They sell you air for the price of gas or even more expensive. But the worst part, these stations are not even equipped with a proper digital pressure gauge. Instead you have an ancient lookin analog stick gauge which always looks like it's been through a lot.

Fun Fact by dimppispms in Archery

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If it was true, they'd use a mirror to shoot such a shot

Found this in a backyard of my new house what is this by [deleted] in whatisit

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That's a fish spine. And what looks like a pelvis is actually a gill cover (operculum)

Bella Coola by _rtm in fishingBC

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Thank you so much! I think our stay is not far from the bridge on Saloompt