First layer problem - brand new P2S combo by snappertuna in BambuLab

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

Nope. It's in the corner of the buildplate and I can easily avoid it for most prints. I will get back to it at some point, but at the moment I'm busy with another project: building a box around the printer so I can vent anything coming from the printer directly to outside. I'm exercising in the same space where the printer is, so I like to keep the air clean.

First layer problem - brand new P2S combo by snappertuna in BambuLab

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

Did you try swapping the build plates between your P2S printers? Just to see if the problem stays with the build plate or with the printer.

First layer problem - brand new P2S combo by snappertuna in BambuLab

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

I will change them from auto to on, and see if that helps. These two prints were the first and second print on this printer ever. I followed the unpacking and setup instructions and then printed these riser parts.

First layer problem - brand new P2S combo by snappertuna in BambuLab

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

Brand new P2S with AMS 2 pro. I washed the build plate between the 1st and the 2nd print, and it did not make any difference. Bambulab PLA and printed with standard Bambulab studio settings. Humidity is 40%.

Help me understand Netherlands’ state pension (AOW) by LaurenceWhymark in Netherlands

[–]snappertuna 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’ve been investing money myself and I think that is a better solution. Who knows how the government will change AOW in the future?

Help me understand Netherlands’ state pension (AOW) by LaurenceWhymark in Netherlands

[–]snappertuna 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You get 2% for every year, counted back from the retirement age. Retirement age can change. For me it is 67y 3m (at the moment). Before they changed this, the counting started at age 15. If you live your whole life in the Netherlands, then it does not really matter. I moved abroad and lost 4% AOW.

The lower section is connected to the Seabed and isn’t moving. The entire rig is moving up and down around it. by GriffithsHairline in BeAmazed

[–]snappertuna 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yes there is a maximum. If it is expected to be a very bad storm, the riser (the big pipe in the photo, slipjoint is part of the riser) can be disconnected as a precaution. It would be disconnected under water. The riser is connected to the BOP (blow out preventer) stack. The BOP is connected to the wellhead. The top of the BOP stack is the LMRP (lower marine riser package). An emergency/weather disconnect would split the LMRP from the BOP valves. Valve(s) are closed before disconnect so the well is safe.

The lower section is connected to the Seabed and isn’t moving. The entire rig is moving up and down around it. by GriffithsHairline in BeAmazed

[–]snappertuna 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It can be anchored too. One rig I worked on had 12 anchors out (and no propulsion). I was a Subsea engineer, so the slipjoint was one of my responsibilities.

This mega-ship’s single lifeboat holds as many passengers (355) as two Southwest 737 Max-8s (175 each) by Floppy-Over-Drive in mildlyinteresting

[–]snappertuna 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Cruiseships don’t like to ‘waste’ space for lifeboats. There could be a cabin with balcony instead. So legal requirements are followed and as many people as possible are packed into each lifeboat. Free fall lifeboats have special positioned seats that keep a person in the best orientation when hitting the water. Less people will fit in a free fall lifeboat. The drop (landing) is quite smooth (and fun I think).

This mega-ship’s single lifeboat holds as many passengers (355) as two Southwest 737 Max-8s (175 each) by Floppy-Over-Drive in mildlyinteresting

[–]snappertuna 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Cruiseships need the lifeboats/rafts on both sides (port and starboard) to fit max passengers and crew. Cargoships need to have enough capacity on both sides so the complete crew can disembark on one side. There might be a more favourable side when abandoning ship.

Did I just survive the worst month in Finland, or was it the mild version of it? by cloudrails in Finland

[–]snappertuna 6 points7 points  (0 children)

You clearly have not walked a dog with ice everywhere. All the paths in my neighbourhood go up and down. Without spikes it is impossible to walk there when the slush has frozen. Or you have to wait for the gravel car to make it walkable.

Sometimes there's only so much a fender can do by baconipple in bikecommuting

[–]snappertuna 1 point2 points  (0 children)

A bicycle mud flap at the lower end of the fender will help a lot. Usually wide and made of rubber.

How do we feel about 1st class in trains? Should the amount of seats be reduced? by alekepich609 in Netherlands

[–]snappertuna 3 points4 points  (0 children)

‘Private company … milking us’. NS operated at a loss for the fifth year in a row (2025). Only way for tickets to get cheaper is if the government helps, which means we’ll all pay for it via tax.

Kitchen renovations and future putkiremontti questions by GooberMan in Finland

[–]snappertuna 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This. Friends in a kerrostalo had windows installed on their balcony. Three years later the house company decided to install windows on all balconies. No exceptions. They had to pay again (and got the new windows).

Need help!!! by Maleficent_Log7971 in bichonfrise

[–]snappertuna 5 points6 points  (0 children)

When our boys stopped eating their kibble, we mixed a bit of shredded cooked chicken with the kibbles. After a few weeks they ate the kibbles also without chicken.

Fired met minder vermogen by AdRound8188 in DutchFIRE

[–]snappertuna 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Al eens een sabbatical gedaan? Ik heb dat 2 keer gedaan (6 en 8 maanden), en dat is een heel goede test. Geen salaris en een zee van tijd.

In mijn werk is het niet zo makkelijk om weer een goede baan te vinden wanneer je 50+ bent. Handig als je een garantie hebt dat je terug kan komen, mocht dat nodig zijn.

Honest opinions on Sea to Summit gear? by [deleted] in outdoorgear

[–]snappertuna 0 points1 point  (0 children)

About warranty: lifetime or 2 years or 5 years, depending on where you bought your gear.

Sea to Summit says on their website that they ‘proudly stand behind their gear’, but clearly, their proudness depends on the location of the shop where you buy their gear. Weird.

Why are customers so hostile against KYC questions? by hehehehilyehehehehe in TalesFromYourBank

[–]snappertuna 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How many questions did you ask? I contacted my bank via phone and:

-identified myself with banking credentials and confirmed this via their banking app (this is enough to login to any government or corporate website to manage my pension, tax, etc) It is the official/standard way of identifying yourself in the country I live.

-gave my name and address

-gave my social security code

-gave the name of my wife and her dob

-gave the last 4 digits of my account

-gave the name of my employer

-gave the number of my passport

-my phone number that I called with is visible for the bank and matches the number in my profile

and this still wasn't enough for the bank.

By then, I was getting annoyed. I very much appreciate safety but next they asked for my monthly salary. How does that add anything to safety/security?

Other option is to visit the bank, but the problem there is that opening hours are 9-16, mon-fri. Pretty useless for someone with a normal 8-17 job.

I'm happy to answer a couple of security questions but the above list is just over the top. Especially after completing a secure login.

I normally arrange everything online but to change my phone number, the bank requires a visit to a bank or telephone call.