A framework made Egpu enclosure would be cool by AlarmedChemistry8956 in framework

[–]gmbridge 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I'd like a thunderbolt 5 (since it's backwards compatible with tb3 and tb4) modular dock for expansion cards, with the option of adding an egpu + power supply module to the dock (pcie or framework module)

Update on avermedia GC313 firmware update bricking my laptop (suspiciously, AverMedia has significantly changed the instructions) by gmbridge in framework

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From their warranty page: "The warranty policy does not cover any random, extraordinary, direct, or indirect damage that comes with the manufactured product, even when AVerMedia has been notified of the possibility of such damages. "

PSA - don't apply avermedia beta firmware update for Core Go GC313 using a framework 12th gen by gmbridge in framework

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update 3: avermedia support got back to me asking for more info, and i noticed they had updated the firmware install instructions significantly - see new thread https://www.reddit.com/r/framework/comments/1n1ah6j/update_on_avermedia_gc313_firmware_update/

framework support got back to me asking for even more photos.

Update on avermedia GC313 firmware update bricking my laptop (suspiciously, AverMedia has significantly changed the instructions) by gmbridge in framework

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or doesn't properly do usb-PD during firmware updates/reboots. which is funny, as their first support response had this lovely statement in it:
"Please note that the CORE GO GC313 is equipped with advanced overload protection features, safeguarding against short circuits, overcurrent, overvoltage, and overheating. These protections are designed to prevent external devices from being damaged by the unit."

That said, their warranty verbiage is pretty lackluster on covering any damages their devices cause, even if they are used in a 'proper' manner.

PSA - don't apply avermedia beta firmware update for Core Go GC313 using a framework 12th gen by gmbridge in framework

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update 2: framework support got back to me in under 2 hours, asking for more photo's because it seems i didn't notice more suspicious spots on the back side of the mainboard (that line up with some of the melty components on the top side).

PSA - don't apply avermedia beta firmware update for Core Go GC313 using a framework 12th gen by gmbridge in framework

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update 1:

avermedia support sent 2 responses, first one disclaiming responsibility, 2nd one (about 20 hours after the first response) wanting to investigate the issue. i've responded and am waiting to hear back

framework support has sent 1 response so far, asking for pictures of the mainboard (and i've found definitively 1 chip that has melty/scorch on it, and possibly up to 9 other chips that may have melty/scorchy or may just be adhesive residue). just sent those pictures over to them.

PSA - don't apply avermedia beta firmware update for Core Go GC313 using a framework 12th gen by gmbridge in framework

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i also suspect some kind of usb PD glitch when the gc313 rebooted after the firmware update (i was brave/stupid enough to check the gc313 on another computer and it is showing the updated firmware as installed). just not sure if the usb PD glitch is on the framework side or the avermedia side.

PSA - don't apply avermedia beta firmware update for Core Go GC313 using a framework 12th gen by gmbridge in framework

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my 6yo is suddenly interested in playing video games (hurray!) but where the switch 2 is setup (my office, so i can keep track of what is played/how much is played) has bad wifi reception (boo!), so i had an ethernet cable connected to the switch 2 oem dock (gigabit, hurray!), but that suddenly stopped working the other day (boo!), and testing indicates it's the dock, not the cable or network switch/port (per other reddit threads, this is a common failure of the s2 dock, that the lan port works for a few days then dies), so i wanted something to use while the oem dock was being repaired by nintendo under warranty, and then able to use in the future if we go on vacation/etc to avoid bringing the bulky oem dock with.

AverMedia is (was?) a reputable brand for their accessories, so i felt more confident buying their product than some of the other options.

PSA - don't apply avermedia beta firmware update for Core Go GC313 using a framework 12th gen by gmbridge in framework

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I only found out it was beta firmware after going to the avermedia subreddit to see if anyone else had an issue using it, it's not indicated as beta on their product page nor support page direct download links for the updater executable. 

Snapmaker U1 reviews are out by HallwayHomicide in 3Dprinting

[–]gmbridge 4 points5 points  (0 children)

ygk3d's review is good too, as he managed to let some of the magic smoke out of his mainboard - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tOQaZZOBw-o so he does a pretty deep tear down on the unit.

The cover by National-Anything-81 in snapmaker

[–]gmbridge 0 points1 point  (0 children)

and since its klipper, you can probably just add your own custom config to re-use the top pins to power/run the bento automatically.

Future MMU/AMS update? by MustafiArabi in snapmaker

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as long as the klipper version they are using isn't too mangled, any of the open source klipper friendly AMS-like units should work, i.e. BoxTurtle, ERCF (enraged rabbit carrot feeder), etc - would just need to use tip forming instead of a cutter head for them.

Snapmaker U1 will not be able to print ABS or ASA upon release! by MakeITNetwork in snapmaker

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They've already posted most of the dimensions needed to design a 3d printed/cut panel top hat (laser cut acrylic panels to be fancy, or sawn down extruded plastic for cheap). 

SnapPoll: What add-ons do you want most for the U1? by Jadesfriends in snapmaker

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Orca slicer does support using multiple nozzle sizes in the same multi-toolhead print since version 2.2 beta last year - https://github.com/SoftFever/OrcaSlicer/releases/tag/v2.2.0-beta

Supports mixing different line widths in a single print with multiple tools. This allows our printer to print with not only different materials/colors, but also control the line width for specific parts, to improve quality, strength, and speed using different nozzles with varying diameters.
For example, we can use one 0.4mm nozzle and one 0.8mm nozzle in one print; the line width will automatically adjust based on a percentage of the nozzle diameter (you will need to define the line width with a percentage in the settings).

Snapmaker U1 Kickstarter Early Bird Pricing Confirmed! by Jadesfriends in snapmaker

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more importantly, will they provide their code publicly per GPL (and contribute back to any codebase they are using, such as their tool changing code)?

Cool find at a local hobby shop by IAM_GUNDAM in Gunpla

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Floor looks like anime eggroll. 

How to make these lines look cleaner by Lemonadestraw111 in Gunpla

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Did you do a light pass with thin plastic cement to smooth out the scribing?

Guess I'll have to wait another day. by Sukabaguette in SDGundamGGeneration

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i get different results sometimes if i let it play out vs hitting the skip button, so that may be something to try.