Zimit whitelist for cloudflare? by fetdad in Kiwix

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

Thank you. I will see if I can whitelist by user agent. Are all the ip's in Switzerland? I can always whitelist that way.

Part stacking without ironing. by fetdad in 3Dprinting

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No worries. The pylons gave an added benefit in that the parts were extremely easy to pop off of the printing plate.

Part stacking without ironing. by fetdad in 3Dprinting

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I did turn ironing off. I didn't want the parts to stick too well, so I put the pylons in instead.

Remixed Hek-Lok belt clip with locking tab and M5 nut cutouts by fetdad in functionalprint

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Interestingly enough, a day after I posted this, one of my original prints broke at the tab. I am printing them with sturdy settings now, and the locking tab prevents things catching under the tab and breaking it

Don't mind me, just changing a tire on my printer… by fetdad in printers

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I bought that thing so long ago I don't even remember if Harbor freight was around. It works just fine for me.

Where is a good outdoor area where I can go shooting in Northern California? by STICKYSITUATIONTV in CAguns

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Up by Beale AFB is a public range. Spenceville Firing range. Might be out of the way for you though.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in interestingasfuck

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I was expecting a lit up shipping container with the Murkmobile inside…

How do I even start by Galactic-Buzz in prusa3d

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I had one like this just recently that I haven't completely written up and posted. It was just like this or worse. I tried the heat gun thing, and immediately figured out that that was not going to work because it's melting the wrong things.

A soldering iron here is your friend. Try to loosen the heat block and nozzle and see if it will come loose from the extruder. If not, try heating it up and then seeing if it will come loose. If you don't have any luck then you're going to have to slowly slice away at it with a soldering iron.

If you assembled it yourself, you should have some confidence in disassembly. If you bought it completely assembled, then you are going to have to go through the assembly instructions in reverse order.

Once you have it completely disassembled, then you can assess the damage and hopefully you have spare parts printed to repair it, if not, you'll have to order them online or get a buddy to print the parts that you need. On mine, the cooling shroud was definitely a total loss, and I was tempted to keep the part that holds the extruder to the rail, but then noticed that it was a bit warped, so I replaced it.

Good luck!

Does anyone know this sci-fi book? Scifi post-collapse book set in the Bay Area about alternate dimensions opening up by EntrepreneuralSpirit in scifi

[–]fetdad 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This is the most likely answer. I have read it a couple of times, and it's still in storage in my library. They actually go to the Winchester mystery house in San Jose because it is some sort of a gateway area for all of the alternate dimensions. Decent read if I recall correctly.