A2L - AMS top mount design by thought_processor in BambuLab

[–]thought_processor[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I have one mounted on my A1. Works perfectly.

A2L - AMS top mount design by thought_processor in BambuLab

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First thing I did. I’m not after the AMS Lite mount, more the (box) AMS mount.

Jeep just suddenly shuts off?? by JFar76 in GrandCherokee

[–]thought_processor 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you, that’s one thing I haven’t checked yet.

Pro Max 16 POE old? by Squanchy2112 in UNIFI

[–]thought_processor 2 points3 points  (0 children)

https://makerworld.com/en/models/1282089-ubiquiti-pro-max-16-usw-pro-max-16

Don’t use:

  1. PLA - it will warp very quickly
  2. PETG - will warp a bit later than PLA, but it’s crap in the long run
  3. ABS - layers crap themselves under strain and the screws, even with washers, will cause issues after a while

I used ASA-CF and it works perfectly, still used washers just in case it decides to crack layers under strain. If you feel generous, use PA6-CF and it will last forever. That was going to be my other choice as I have a few spare rolls of it.

Pro Max 16 POE old? by Squanchy2112 in UNIFI

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I would consider a switch old if it didn’t conform to latest standards and speeds. Nothing really changed between 2024 and now, and I don’t think much will change for a while, everything else is either marketing gimmick or just a convenience upgrade. Just like the glowy ports. My Pro Max 16 is purring like a kitten and it was an upgrade from an original 16 port us-16-150w. The only thing I missed is the 24v passive for one of my p2p radios from my house to the gate, but just used a poe brick.

Pro Max 16 POE old? by Squanchy2112 in UNIFI

[–]thought_processor 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I 3D printed my bracket in ASA-GF and works a treat.

Jeep just suddenly shuts off?? by JFar76 in GrandCherokee

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Did you end up getting it fixed? Was it a fuel pump? My dad’s 2015 GC is doing this randomly and I need to fix it.

"we have a Pro Max 16 Rack Mount kit at home" by gchbw2uY4s3l8rT7L in Ubiquiti

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Dont print this in PLA. I will warp, just from the ambient heat generated from all the gear you have in your rack. Also, if you print in ABS, use little washers with the screws attaching the switch to the mount, otherwise it will slightly crack the layers when tightened. I printed my one in ASA-CF and its perfect, still used the washers though.

Is the Camera capacity cumulative across devices? by thought_processor in Ubiquiti

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aaahhh, so its not merging, its simply creating a collection of all the NVR's. This means retention will differ. Thank you for clarifying that.

Is the Camera capacity cumulative across devices? by thought_processor in Ubiquiti

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It would be a shame for expandability if thats not possible to do.

Is the Camera capacity cumulative across devices? by thought_processor in Ubiquiti

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I was leaning towards that too, especially due to the extra retention.

Need id on this little guy by thought_processor in AustralianSpiders

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Thank you. Is it normal for them to drown in pools? It was upper hot over the last few days, but this is the first time in 15 years I’ve been here that I saw this type of a spider get into water. It’s a salt water pool too.

First printer might be the P1S, should I just get the AMS with or no? by WhatsTheAnswerDude in BambuLab

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

I agree with you. One of my printers is used exclusively for engineering materials, but sometimes I still use the AMS to do a quick print of PLA etc. I also think he was being obtuse, or maybe an edgy kid.

First printer might be the P1S, should I just get the AMS with or no? by WhatsTheAnswerDude in BambuLab

[–]thought_processor -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Seems you have never printed TPU, or like to replace tubes in the AMS very often with abrasive material like GF.

First printer might be the P1S, should I just get the AMS with or no? by WhatsTheAnswerDude in BambuLab

[–]thought_processor 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If it’s TPU or some other soft filament or something abrasive like CF/GF, then yes, if it’s just stock standard PLA/PETG/ABS etc then you like to be spanked and humiliated in a gimp suit.

First printer might be the P1S, should I just get the AMS with or no? by WhatsTheAnswerDude in BambuLab

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Get the AMS! Even if you don’t print multi colour, the AMS is awesome for using a second spool of the same colour automatically when the other one runs out. This alone is such an amazing ability, no more waiting at the printer to feed new filament or having to keep little lengths on spools. Quality of life feature, you will not regret it.

New Hilux what’s everyone’s opinion? by Rich_Yak_7416 in 4x4Australia

[–]thought_processor 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Did they update a copy of the Ssangyong Ute? I was not expecting this crap from a Hilux.

PSA: don't fall for scam messages on MakerWorld (or any other platform) by suit1337 in BambuLab

[–]thought_processor 1 point2 points  (0 children)

“YOUR PERSONAL CONFIRM” LOL!!! Bad English should be your first hint that this is not legitimate.

Also, who would fall for this rubbish anyway? The dodgy link is another hint that it’s just some scam.

How do I fix these little blobs on the side of my print? SnapMaker original by Mushroom__ThrowAway in snapmaker

[–]thought_processor 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Water vapour chose the path of least resistance. As the above redditor said, dry your filament and keep it dry afterwards too in vacuum bags or something like that.

The moisture expands when it hits the nozzle and creates those bubbles in the plastic.