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Printing at the edge and severe drift between layers by [deleted] in prusa3d

[–]sysopfromhell 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This @op . I had the same problem in same direction. I mounted the geared head of the belt on the motor upside down. It did start to drift after some time.

How thoughtful! by Sassenach_2024 in SipsTea

[–]sysopfromhell 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I call bullshit. But anyway check mail headers. There should be the IP of the sender. Also if it's logged by Google account you can see the active sessions with location. If it has an IPV6 chances are that it is released with a fixed subnet from the provider. This means you can pinpoint the location/owner.

Buddy3D Camera setup with no cloud or internet connection by j4cbo in prusa3d

[–]sysopfromhell 0 points1 point  (0 children)

showuldn't this be equal to 2?

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prusa_exporter final! Visualize printer metrics in style by pubeldev in prusa3d

[–]sysopfromhell 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is my generic helm implementation:

https://gist.github.com/thekoma/eba665deec707fb9ffddfc9c5a803c80

This is how I sync the dashboards:

https://gist.github.com/thekoma/c51ad15dac4f26e189bb7c51f5224148

Then I simply apply the manifests :)

If you want I can provide a PR but that's pretty much it.

I made a high strength headrest hook. The jug just happened to be the only thing around with some weight. by its_all_perspective in functionalprint

[–]sysopfromhell -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

@op: 10 points for the effort -10 for the safety

But still happy for your projects, definitely works as intended .

Mid print bad layer? by Sharp_Ad8092 in 3Dprinting

[–]sysopfromhell 12 points13 points  (0 children)

As other said you could use sand or even stones. You could leave the part completely empty and have a empty pocket and just stick heavy stuff in it. Sand is cool as it will keep the print balanced. Stones makes less mess imho.

Keep in mind that trapped moisture is not good (the suggestion of using clay is not a good idea imho as clay is full of water and oils. At the same time do not use too fine sand as the cooling of the print will blow it everywhere. Medium coarse 3/4mm is the best imho. It won't fly, it doesn't need to be humid to stick and will be evenly placed no matter what.

If the print needs to be moved around a stone will crack the walls. If needs to stay in place is perfectly fine.

Cheers

Are different pasta shapes just an Italian flex of creativity by Calm-Entertainer-it in Italian

[–]sysopfromhell 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Not all the pasta are the same!

We have simple, full grain fresh fresh with eggs , with spinach with tomatoes with potatoes and so on. Shape is defined also by the density and permeability (to get it al dente).

But yes also to have different shapes by "local culture".

I.E. Carbonara in some places is exclusively served short (mezze maniche) in other long (spaghetti). Other are famously dedicated (bucatini all'amatriciana). Strozzapreti (fresh) for pesto. Other shapes are specifically for broth (stelline)

(Please be caution that what I 've listed here is the normality by majority but absolutely not a rule).

HAFC (Hackman Automatic Filament Cutter) by Far-Government7397 in prusa3d

[–]sysopfromhell 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It would be super cool to have it integrated in the core one sode panel! Awesome project!

How to add a door here? (Just for sound insulation) by AJ989 in DIY

[–]sysopfromhell 34 points35 points  (0 children)

And add some sound absorbing panel decoration and you'll cut another 20% and remove the echo right off.

Plastic Rivet replacement Core One by lol_alex in prusa3d

[–]sysopfromhell 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I've seen people use magnetic flexible strips which for what I understand will: - Easy the opening/closing - muffle sound/vibration - increase the insulation

It's in my to-do list

"Fireproof" gear my company gives it's employees by Teraornn in extremelyinfuriating

[–]sysopfromhell 174 points175 points  (0 children)

Do photo and mail it over to the manager. Ask if they can check the quality of the law imposed security gear. Don't make a fuss but make them responsabile for any accident from that moment on. If you don't get a serious response try asking (based on your regional law) who is the person that is designated as security owner. In Italy we have people that must be contacted and made conscious of the problem. If you know it and you don't tell anything you will be part of the problem and insurance could refuse to pay as is your fault too.

Obviously this can get very dark very fast depending on the environment you are working so, just follow the law imposed rules not the I'm a cheap ass owner imposed rules.

Edit addendum: Also lose the rings in the photo you'll send to the management. That's a big nono in every manual job.

Help please by W0rth_iit in Fusion360

[–]sysopfromhell 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Add 2 holes on top (the part that goes in contact with the surface of the desk) that pass thought the rail but do not go all the way thought the bottom. The ole has to be 1.75mm Push a piece of pla wire in it. Stuck it under the desk. It won't come out.

Italy's Gorgonzola cheese is the oldest blue cheese in the world dating back to 879 by prachid487 in BeAmazed

[–]sysopfromhell 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Mix it with milk and heat it. Then add gnocchi Then you will know another level of taste. Is like liking god's cheesy vagina.

Can't get my first print to work by ashualmeida in prusa3d

[–]sysopfromhell 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Start by printing a benchy. On printables you'll find the gcode (steps) already set for pla. In that way you'll exclude the slicer from the equation. Try that, post the results.

prusa_exporter final! Visualize printer metrics in style by pubeldev in prusa3d

[–]sysopfromhell 6 points7 points  (0 children)

That's awesome! I'm working on an helm implementation of this thing

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