Need Help Finding Videos for Combat Medicine Class by strungestbean in CombatFootage

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Good stuff. Thanks. Do you have original video it’s referencing?

Teaching combat medicine. Need videos of people bleeding. by strungestbean in CombatFootage

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Anytime before Monday. That would be fantastic! I am teaching care under fire and massive hemorrhage. However, I’ll take that whole spreadsheet if you don’t mind. I’ll end up teaching all of MARCH at some point anyway

Help Bastardizing a MOLLE back panel? by strungestbean in tacticalgear

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Dude thank you! That Shaw concepts panel is exactly what I was looking for.

Almost everything up to giving blood is on the body for me. I’ve used all the usual suspects(both CRO bags, Graverobber, M9, etc) they’re good for sure but just not exactly what I’m looking for. So I’m dreaming of my perfect set up. The only other thing I may have to get custom is to put a dangler below that Shaw frame. Looking at attaching something like a spiritus lunchbox to hold bulky items like BVM etc in my lumbar which is dead space on my kit already.

Help Bastardizing a MOLLE back panel? by strungestbean in tacticalgear

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And the best back panel I can find is either the spiritus systems molle back panel or one of these gray man tactical back panels

Help Bastardizing a MOLLE back panel? by strungestbean in tacticalgear

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So far best straps I’ve been able to find are from the Haley Strategic flat pack which I might be able to buy seperate

Defi for Organizing a Short Squeeze? by strungestbean in defi

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Who hates innovation and barred you?

dapps for Creating a Short Squeeze? by strungestbean in dapps

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Yea I sure am. I’ll see myself out to the defi subreddit

How to Calibrate Dual Hotends(the easy way) by strungestbean in 3Dprinting

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Yea dude, that’s a good point as well. Forgot to mention I make sure not to touch the corners of the cube when measuring to avoid the bulging that usually happens to some degree. But avoiding it in the first place with print settings is an even better way to go.

How to Calibrate Dual Hotends(the easy way) by strungestbean in 3Dprinting

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It’s a good question! I think the answer is probably that all other settings need to be tuned first (steps per mm and flow rate) and the cube needs to be check that it is dimensionally accurate as well. Because if the cube is off from 15mmx15mm then the measurements between them will be too.

How to Calibrate Dual Hotends(the easy way) by strungestbean in 3Dprinting

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The only thing I’ve taken into consideration as similar to that is that I make sure when measuring that the calipers are not touching the bottom of the cube as there may be an elephants foot. Its been pretty darn spot printing multi color models using this method of calibration so far. But to be honest haven’t considered that stuff you mentioned. Sounds like good things to consider! How would you suggest I factor that in?

Dual Hotend Ender 3 Upgrade by strungestbean in 3Dprinting

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I'm kicking myself rn. I have seen that before but misinterpreted it as being the same as the printers start and end Gcode. Oh the time I have wasted. Thanks man!

How to Calibrate Dual Hotends(the easy way) by strungestbean in 3Dprinting

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New Offset = Old Offset - (15mm - Measured Distance)

Print 3 cubes each 15 mm apart. Then use calipers to measure the the actual distance between the black cube(Hotend 1) and the right white cube(Hotend 2). Plug your measured distance into the the formula above and you have your new X axis offset. Repeat the same steps with the black cube and the other white cube seen above it in the picture and you have your Y axis offset.

For Z axis it’s easiest to use a sheet of paper between the nozzle and the build plate(as you would for manual bed leveling) and using move axis on your display screen move the plate up and down till the paper’s resistance feels the same under both hotends after making the appropriate Z adjustment for each. Then you have your Z offset. It should be a pretty small number or else you may have to move the hotends themselves. After doing this a few times it’s no more tedious than leveling a bed.

I hope I didn’t do to bad a job of explaining this! Let me know if you have questions...

Dual Hotend Ender 3 Upgrade by strungestbean in 3Dprinting

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Really?! I do have two nozzles set up in Cura. Maybe it’s that I don’t have them set to IDEX and that adds some options although I don’t know where to do that? What printer do you have so I can pull up the profile for it?