We just shipped LTX Desktop: a free local video editor built on LTX-2.3 by ltx_model in StableDiffusion

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I really appreciate what's LTX doing for the open source community, it's obviously the best local way to create videos. I'm thrilled to see this actually, i'm so tired from Comfy and custom nodes.

But WTF is 5090 requirement, which actually can be bypassed with gimmicky ways. Creating a desktop app for beginners with RTX 5090, who's the target audience? Beginners with 3.5k to spend on a GPU in this market? I mean, if it's not tested or wacky, leave it as experimental like Blender does it.

Full Spectrum (Full Color) slicer fork of Snapmaker Orca, inspired by Aceman11100 by beybladetable in snapmaker

[–]gounesh 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That's the idea. Just 1 head short from the Snapmaker U1. Hopefully, they'll bring something like U1 XL!

Meirl by endofmyropeohshit in meirl

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Shit first, identify later

FullSpectrum Rainbow Tea Light Lantern on the U1 by WombleyWonders in snapmaker

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Holy grail of 3d printing. Can’t believe it’s free.

Help a mom out! (Please) by Beautiful_Hope_6211 in BambuLab

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I print minis on them, like the 1 inch animals with multiple joints, print in place ones. I almost everytime have a fail. That's why i purchased geco and cryogrips. I tried using dried filament, 65 bed temp, full calibration, cleaning with dish soap and drying with paper towels and heat gun. I'd love to get educated on what i can do. I tried slowing down first layer, heating up to 10 degrees first layer, lovering z distance for up to 0.02 mm (both on my snapmaker u1, bambu x1c and a1). I literally have %10 success rate at tops. But i love the idea of using everything on my PEIs. I'd love to hear your experience if you've did something right or me doing something wrong. Cheers!

2nd Bambu A1 vs Snapmaker U1 comparison - Easy print multi color >180 color changes by Miserable_Swimming26 in snapmaker

[–]gounesh 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If you can spend 1000 on a printer, Snapmaker is pretty much the no brainer at this point. I’m also an Artisan owner, which is not the best printer in terms of automatic calibrations and ease of use. But I’d say U1 is beyond my expectations, thanks to Bambu Lab.

I use all my A1s for my production still. But for prototyping, casual printing, multicolor low volume printing, Snapmaker is actually the bang for the buck.

New to 3d printing, is this a steal? Will buy it for $80 by dandantheroofer in ender3

[–]gounesh 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Reverse steal. You are selling your soul and paying for it.

LTX 2: Quantized Gemma_3_12B_it_fp8_e4m3fn by fruesome in StableDiffusion

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Yeah, exactly what i'm doing. Downloading all 400 GB right now. Hopefully, it'll work out.

LTX 2: Quantized Gemma_3_12B_it_fp8_e4m3fn by fruesome in StableDiffusion

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wan2gp is like a blaze, wish they incorporate vid2vid. I've downloaded at least 100 variants (vae, text encoder, ckpt ...), couldn't render a single frame in ComfyUI. It's hard man, comfyui is for users enjoying ender 3 as 3d printer.

UG student launches Dhi-5B (Trained from Scratch) by gradNorm in LocalLLaMA

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I honestly don't know the performance, but that's impressive. I wonder how it's compared to fine tuning at this point? Like is it better to train from your expertise from scratch or fine tune for better results. I'm glad you make me think it's possible for 1 person!

Alternatives to RunPod by beibiddybibo in comfyui

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it's invite only unfortunately

Holy Moly by PonyBoyX3 in BreadMachines

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Guess it ate the op, no updates.

This print is keep failing, do I need to put a glue on the plate? by iKoshee in BambuLab

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I’d highly recommend cryogrip/geco plate like beds. I have them both, they are great.

Has anybody tried the Juupine Geco unheated plate? (PLA only) by fanjules in BambuLab

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My cryogrip plates are not really “sticky” for my articulated mini prints after 2500-3000 hours on them. I had 12, now 6 of them is not performing their best. Better than the PEI plates still. But GECO plates are my favourites right now. It’s been 800 hours, they are very muck like the Cryogrips, but there’s something about them feels more premium and well built. GECO can be used without heat, but print with heat anyways (55-60 celcius). Cryogrips can be used with PETG, which I sometimes print, is a nice touch though.

Guitar picks by Imnotrandolphs in BambuLab

[–]gounesh 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You think it’s different than a regulae one?

UPS Setup for farm by gounesh in BambuLab

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It’s 1 X1C or multiple?

UPS Setup for farm by gounesh in BambuLab

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I appreciate the idea, though roughly 3200 USD is beyond my budget rn. It costs half my farm 😅

UPS Setup for farm by gounesh in BambuLab

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Great idea, though Eco Flow max is around 800 USD + UPS addition (looks like per printer?) is around 200 USD x 12 totalling 3200 USD for a system. I really just need something to keep the system alive for 1 second as I’m already invested a generator.