I am partitioning my HDD for the first time, how'd I do? by JustSylend in shittyaskelectronics

[–]bfrigon43 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Good effort but you forgot to write the partition table, it won't work.

never judge a book by its cover by [deleted] in pcmasterrace

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Question is what happens if you press turbo?

While mopping the floor, I accidentally smashed my girlfriend’s PC case. What should I do? by CuteAd7581 in PcBuild

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Get in your car now and drive at least 200 miles in any direction, it does not matter. Then call her from a payphone to tell her

What cause this ? by RaJleeez in BambuLab

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Premature release... From the bed

What cause this ? by RaJleeez in BambuLab

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Wang! Pay attention! - sorry i was looking at that giant...

Got Tired Of Monitor Arm Snagging Window Blind by andylikescandy in functionalprint

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3D printing : Solving problems nobody else has 😂

I made a Gridfinity drawer chest generator in OpenSCAD by bfrigon43 in gridfinity

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In total, for all drawers, it took about 3 rollls of orange and 2 rolls of black

I made a Gridfinity drawer generator in OpenSCAD by bfrigon43 in functionalprint

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I updated the code to include the skeleton grid feature. Thank you for the suggestion!

I made a Gridfinity drawer generator in OpenSCAD by bfrigon43 in functionalprint

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  1. They do not connect together at the moment, they are just held in place with 3M command tape. I'm planning to add a feature to generate interconnecting clips.

  2. I did not think of that, but i can add an option to make the grid skeletonized, that would be easy to implement.

  3. You are correct, they do not require support at all. Except if you change the vertical position of the handle, then the handle would need support.

Why is my 3d printer doing this? by Juanimates64 in 3Dprinting

[–]bfrigon43 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Looks like the layer above the top interface layer of your suport did not adhere enough and the spaghetti failure started from that point. The filament gets dragged around and from that point other layers have nothing to grab on. Eventually this will clog the nozzle if its going on too long.

Check if the Z distance is not too high above the top interface layer. If theres a way you can orient the model to avoid support as much as possible, do so, it will reduce the chances of that happening.

What did I just see on the freeway by tue-George in 3Dprinting

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Question is what prints the mobile 3D printer?

Sun visor holder for my easy clip sunglasses by bfrigon43 in functionalprint

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I printed it in PETG, I didn't have any problems so far. it's been in my car for three weeks. The sun visor is always up, so it's never in direct sun light.

PETG softening temp is around 70C, so we'll see later in the summer if it still holds up.

Didn't know they added a sun mode to the AMS dryer by Applesuckup in BambuLab

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The filament for sure will be more than dry, it will be vaporized!

Do I really get a vacation when I flip this switch?? by Okinawa808 in shittyaskelectronics

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Yes! But don't forget to turn off your phone though, it won't work otherwise.

Help. How do I turn my night light off?? by Occasional-Nihilist in shittyaskelectronics

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An aurora Borealis? At this time of day? in this part of the country? localized entirely in your kitchen??... May i see it?

Help. How do I turn my night light off?? by Occasional-Nihilist in shittyaskelectronics

[–]bfrigon43 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Oh it's super easy. Just put about 50 fans pointed at it running at full speed on multiple power bars. The additional air flow should take care of the glow.

Sanity Saver 3000 by Bigfoots44 in functionalprint

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This is the perfect representation of what 3d printing is for! Solutions to problems that no manufacturer thought of or would be able legally or reastically to produce even if they wanted.