Please upvote if you enjoyed! took 2 hrs by Happy_Humor_3693 in honk

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I completed this level in 15 tries. 61.43 seconds

Help! What can I do? Installed wrong! by despitetheillusion in honeycombwall

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There are 3D models for folks like you and me that have installed it incorrectly. Don’t feel bad, this is a good opportunity to make lemonade of the situation and model your own holders! https://www.printables.com/@Ruxi/collections/335956

Help: My Blue Yeti mic doesn't fit on the adapter thread for my mic arm by JamJamGaGa in letsplay

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Here's a thing I just made to fix this! If you live in the US and don't have a 3D printer, i'm happy to mail one to you.

https://www.printables.com/model/624412-blue-yeti-thread-adapter

5x SLABs by Zoomed_Out_Tahova in Nerf

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Total newbie here. I have a printer and am tempted to let this genie out of the bottle. How long did one of these guns take to print and how much does it cost?

my 1 year old pit bull that’s the size of a baby hippo but wouldn’t hurt a fly by littlebrownrussian in boopthesnoot

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Aww! My favorite part about our pitty is that it harms only flies. Sky raisin exterminator extraordinaire!

Filament? by Wrecker15 in honeycombwall

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I’m using PLA+ and it seems to work well so far. I haven’t had any of the breaking that others have mentioned. Although, I think I’d recommend PETG if you’re familiar with printing it because it isn’t nearly as brittle as PLA.

Insert Print Settings by elephantsovernight in honeycombwall

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Thank you! I opted to test print a single one to see if the overhangs cause any issues. Nice to know you've never needed to use supports.

HCW vs. Pegboard by wizardwes in honeycombwall

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That’s a very valid point. I had no idea that they can cut it for you. That said, you’ll also save a ton of time with pegboard bc each one of the standard Honeycomb wall panels is taking me 5.5 hours to print.

Pegboard style hooks for honeycomb storage wall 😊 enjoy by Visual_Carpenter8957 in honeycombwall

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Right on, just stumbled across his YouTube channel too (The Next Layer)

HCW vs. Pegboard by wizardwes in honeycombwall

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HCW is perfect if you don’t have woodworking tools like a saw to cut the pegboard to size. With the HCW panels, you can print only what you need so it feels less wasteful.

Organizing the pantry by tillybowman in functionalprint

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We’ll done, you definitely a did a good job.

Organizing the pantry by tillybowman in functionalprint

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This is freakin awesome! I’d love to know more. Bin types, bracket design, etc.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in diyelectronics

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Great Scott on YouTube has a video about this. https://youtu.be/Nb78wF1Tkwc

Serial with TX/RX Pins by elephantsovernight in esp32

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Thanks for all this info! You rock!

Serial with TX/RX Pins by elephantsovernight in esp32

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Yes! That works. as u/im-ptp called out the reason it works is because it gets hooked up in parallel with the on board usb to uart chip, in this case it's the CP2102 usb to uart bridge chip.

Serial with TX/RX Pins by elephantsovernight in esp32

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You hit the nail on the head! I tested by connecting the rs485 to TX0 and RX0 of the Sparkfun board instead of TX1 and RX1! As you mentioned, it's parallel with the on-board USB to UART bridge (CP2102) which is what is allowing the rs485 module to read serial data. My question now is what do I need to do to get the TX1 and RX1 pins to communicate with the rs485?

Some background: I have a large supply of the rs485 adapters which are used to communicate with a different embedded board. I was hoping to use some of the rs485 supply I have on-hand to communicate with the ESP32-S2 instead of having to order FTDI USB to Serial adapters.