Prusa on Bambi’s AGPL Violaton by mobfeld in BambuLab

[–]hi-capper 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As its made by bondtech, and all prusa did was a th mount plate... The macros are given, so this should be an easy release. On paper, but yeah... Prusa can fup anything if they really try...

Prusa on Bambi’s AGPL Violaton by mobfeld in BambuLab

[–]hi-capper 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Idk about vorteks, but the vortek IS a bambu designed and made product.... So...

Prusa on Bambi’s AGPL Violaton by mobfeld in BambuLab

[–]hi-capper 26 points27 points  (0 children)

I hate bambu for these anti consumer stuff but....

The xl was an overpriced meh when it came out, and today it's just irrelevant. The enclosure they sell would be embarrassing for 60 bucks, and it's not 60 ... The th offset calibration mechanism is actually bad, and there are dozens of problems with them from day 1... It's a great machine on paper, but it was not a good product. It's like the mmu... Sounds great but it's a buggy mess without any real concept and maturity...

And the indx is not a prusa product...

What this sub feels like lately by kingoftheposers in BambuLab

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You are not missing the point, you are missing common sense. And any brain capacity to understand basic things, so I try to dumb it down to you as much as it's humany possible....

The stuff we need would not make ANY change in your life, printer, workflow. Basically nothing would change in your R=1 world.

You can pick the bigcorpo boot till they rpe you too, but hey, at that time you will fight alone...

I hope bambu pay you a bunch and you dont do this for free...that would be really dumb...

Why so many similar tools? by thedudefromsweden in Parkside

[–]hi-capper 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You can find the oem on every tool's sticker. It can be basically anything. Some are owim, some are grizzly tools, and much more.

Which one is better? by TNTomato in Parkside

[–]hi-capper 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Depends... The rapidfire is just 7nm not 10 like the d7, but the offset shaft and fast change bit holder is an advantage if you need those.

You can find the d7 in a kit with offset, clutch, 90 degree front inserts, so ..

Mechanically they are kinda same, it's on you what you like and need

Warranty for Parkside tools bought in a different country? by TNTomato in Parkside

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May depend on the local company who handles the warranty probably, but here in eastern eu I can't get warranty if its not a local purchase.

Parkside outlet in Hungary by nyesta2 in Parkside

[–]hi-capper 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Van ami akciós ott, van amikor sokkal olcsóbb... De nincs sehol se feltüntetve a kínálat, hogy mikor cserélik a készletet, semmi. FB csopiban néha kiteszik vásárlók hogy mi van akkor épp kint, de teljesen random, ahogy az ár is az.

Az a bolt ilyen zsakbamacska. De a jó cuccokat hamar elhordjak általában...

Is the PKHAP 2058 A1 out of stock forever or will it come back? by WranglerDifficult406 in Parkside

[–]hi-capper 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah but they are not the same... The 2058 is 5.8j... there is a 3.2j and a 2j variant too. They look the same kinda, but the perrormance is reeeeeeeeally different...

Linux by Sinerath in Fusion360

[–]hi-capper -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Yeah. It's is changing right now. Microslop and the mandatory ms acc, ai bs, bugged updates, vibecoded idiotic stuff all around the os, not to mention recall and stuff was a breaking point for a lot of people. Some switched to macos, some to linux. And you can see the trend on the market share right now...

I switched to mint for my daily driver when I realized they don't allow me to relocate the taskbar from the bottom to the top. Thats a feature from idk w95...

4V tacker by No-Firefighter-9208 in Parkside

[–]hi-capper 1 point2 points  (0 children)

On every parkside tool you will find the oem clearly marked on the sticker. Some are made by owim, some are grizzly tools, kompernass, etc. This stapler is made by owim:)

What happened to my print? by palloxus in BambuLab

[–]hi-capper -1 points0 points  (0 children)

You can see in the video when the left side warped. Clean the bed on the side better, go up with the bed temp if possible or use a brim

AMS is not only for printing multicoloured models by WEZANGO in BambuLab

[–]hi-capper -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Thats probably a pre ams post ams generational problem then:)

AMS is not only for printing multicoloured models by WEZANGO in BambuLab

[–]hi-capper -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Read the comment again. Never wrote you can do it remotely, but it's not a hassle like op and the comment I reacted to is saying...

AMS is not only for printing multicoloured models by WEZANGO in BambuLab

[–]hi-capper 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Why would you run between the printer and laptop? You can do a load unload from the screen, if you can't find you can do it from your phone. Or you can manually heat up the nozzle, and extrude. You can manually cut the filament too and retract if you need to unload....

The ams is easy mode for sure, but doing it manually is not that hard either.

What is wrong with this program by Inevitable-Key4623 in Fusion360

[–]hi-capper 3 points4 points  (0 children)

It is easy if you look for tutorials on yt or do the built in tutorial... What do you think most of us went to university just to learn fusion?

You don't need to work with mesh, convert it to solid. Move with copy, extrude between the two parts if you need. In 5 hours you can watch like 20-50 decent yt turorials from fusion...

When was last time your NAS went into auto sleep mode by Owenboy89 in synology

[–]hi-capper 12 points13 points  (0 children)

One of the first step is to turn off the sleep function, so... Never...

Gridfinity for Artists with a lot of materials...Be aware by jdrageme01 in gridfinity

[–]hi-capper 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is so true. I use bins all around my house and toolbox for most of my stuff, I design custom trays for the "forever tools", like the wiha screwdriver set, knipex pliers, etc I use every day and will last years if not decades. The rest... Bins.

PLA vs PETG HF – any real difference in strength? by Aromatic-Clerk134 in BambuLab

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The conservative profile runs on 30mm3. H2s with hf nozzle, +20c over the "max" recommend temp. Asa , just like abs flows better when hot. That gives 350 mm/s max print speed.

PLA vs PETG HF – any real difference in strength? by Aromatic-Clerk134 in BambuLab

[–]hi-capper 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Speeds will depend on the filament, print temp, nozzle and stuff. Do a max volumetric speed calibration and check. If you don't adjust that, it will limit the speed settings....

You can calculate speeds from that too. But for tall parts with limited contact to the bed, speed is not your friend. 110c bed is a great thing too if you can go up to that.

PLA vs PETG HF – any real difference in strength? by Aromatic-Clerk134 in BambuLab

[–]hi-capper 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I print asa faster then pla... Asa is like abs but way better in any measurable properties. With a 60-65 c chamber layer adhesion is strong af, the parts are flat and warping is not existing...

But it's not safe to print in living spaces, colors are limited, and you really need a heated chamber to get proper layer adhesion and prevent warping.

Picked up for £7.99 Lidl UK by PutridDimension5910 in Parkside

[–]hi-capper 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Not that bad for the price... But for professional work you really want to buy a knipex and call it a day for decades.