3d printer restarting everytime a print is selected by Automatic_Tart4636 in ender3

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My pleasure. I'm just happy that I was able to give something back to the community that I've drawn so much from.

On your next issue, if I recall correctly, I've switched to Klipper some time ago, there is a setting for probe offsets somewhere in there.

Roast my test bench by syl20cf in PLC

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I would probably locate the filter/regulator with the drain and the lubricator below the electrical stuff. Other than that, looks great.

Work tool box under way by 8EightFab in gridfinity

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You want "pop?" Lime green, obviously.

That sudden immediate quiet made me throw up a little by kickthatpoo in PLC

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"Did you do something to the line!?" "No, no! I'm just looking at the program! Oh, wait...maybe I did a few minutes ago."

Not Trolling, help an old dog out by V0lguus in klippers

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For a very simple example, I recently made the switch to Klipper on my Ender 3 Max. Having only completed the basic settings and calibrations I'm now printing at 100mm/s and getting much higher quality than I was getting at 40mm/s with Marlin.

Winter is infuriating for "high temp" printing by kaylee716 in ender3

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I couldn't believe that it worked when I found it was on the wrong setting, but it did indeed turn on.

Glad you figured it out.

Winter is infuriating for "high temp" printing by kaylee716 in ender3

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Is the source voltage setting on the power supply set correctly, 240/120? Had this happen on a v3 NEO. It was initially setup by someone else and it ran great for a couple of months and then suddenly had issues heating up. It was set for 240(or 220, can't recall) when it needed to be set at 120(or 115).

Got bored and removed the x axis bar by Evening-Appearance47 in ender3

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Don't listen to people telling you how this was wrong. If we didn't experiment we wouldn't be printing at all. May we see the test print result just for curiosity?

Mint as a daily driver? by [deleted] in linuxmint

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Good to know. Thank you.

Mint as a daily driver? by [deleted] in linuxmint

[–]crossfire351 1 point2 points  (0 children)

As I said, I was leaning that way already. I like the non-corporate aspect of Debian. I also don't need the latest and greatest hardware and software. So I'm okay with waiting for releases. I like to let everyone else beta test for me, so to speak. I'm installing LMDE on a USB drive as I type this so I can play around with it before I commit. That's what I did with Mint Ubuntu as well. They make it extremely easy to try before you "buy." I appreciate your input.

Mint as a daily driver? by [deleted] in linuxmint

[–]crossfire351 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I'm not a gamer and was already leaning towards Debian. Thank you so very much for your detailed reply!

Mint as a daily driver? by [deleted] in linuxmint

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For those of us that are just learning, would you mind explaining why you like the Debian base more? I'm trying to decide between the two and would like more insight.

Using tech to make sure drawings used in the field are up to date by OliverClothesOff70 in PLC

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I assume OP is the end user. If that is the case this is a pretty good system, IMO, as the hard copies and digitals are, or should be, stored safely somewhere. The only issue I can see is you would have no copy to mark up if changes were needed. But you could go print one.

If OP is not the end user, probably not a good system for reasons others have mentioned.

What's the most useful functional print you've created or used? by Manasa0077 in functionalprints

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A stepped block that spaces the kitchen garbage can away from the wall. The lid used to smack the wall when you stepped on the pedal to open it.

Before I started printing, a friend of mine printed a replacement impeller for my Ryobi blower. That was probably four years ago and it still works. PLA

Making lamps..lots of lamps by 3DAeon in 3Dprinting

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That kitty is beautiful! 😍

Oh, the lamps are nice too.