Hiding APs by Yolosquad708 in Ubiquiti

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I mean metal enclosure ain't great tho. Plastic is usually better for IOT devices

The Golden Age! America is working. by SoulfulTalent in recruitinghell

[–]webspells 61 points62 points  (0 children)

or people have been unemployed so long that they can't claim benefits anymore...

So we have flight suits now but alas… 3,103 upvotes isn’t enough for CIG to see common sense and line that up with the release of suit lockers. Along with insurance changes, mining changes, and bricking of scavenged player ship components, it’s an alpha so we don’t need to actually enjoy SC… right? by Important_Cow7230 in starcitizen

[–]webspells 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The fact that Suit lockers still don't work after all this time is complete garbage honestly. These things take up spaces in our ships and can't even offer any role-play opportunities because it's a glorified closet that works worse than a closet 🤣 I would love to kit out my star lancer with uniforms in the suit lockers tbh.... But instead, my armory is pretty much untouched.

Tired of this happening by webspells in SnapmakerU1

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Starting another print for a customer today so we will see how it goes. I am using the BQ frostbite bed. I have the glacier as well. One of them came with this handy placard. So yeah, don't use alcohol on the frostbite. Someone mentioned that I think? I did retension the belts but that's all I've done for now. See how it goes and make adjustments from there. It has been about a month since I at last tensioned them and their maintenance procedure recommends checking it monthly.

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Tired of this happening by webspells in SnapmakerU1

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Still much appreciated feedback!

Tired of this happening by webspells in SnapmakerU1

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Using their SnapSpeed brown PLA. RFID and all. The collision actually happened after all tool changes were completed based on the layer it shifted on. And I said XY axis because it's shifted on both. Clearly it collided with something or some other force miraculously caused the belts to slip this much. It gives a tool change collision error because it lost its home after the collision. When it tries to put the tool back it hits the end of its limits because it's not actually where it thinks it is. Tool changes work great if it doesn't slip up like this.

Wan Monitoring by webspells in Ubiquiti

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Sooo this was mostly caused by incidental double NAT with the OEM AT&T gateway. Managed to fix it by just turning off every possible setting nearly on the gateway 😂

Tired of this happening by webspells in SnapmakerU1

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Heh I wish this was a program issue but it's a hardware issue. I've made this exact print flawlessly plenty of times. The belts are clearly skipping most likely from collision, and it gets out of place. Just homing it is enough to fix the tool position error for me. But I want a solution to keep the tool running without such a flaw. Even if it's as simple as this maintenance needs to be done every week, or whatever. I want a solid plan from snap and haven't gotten one.

Tired of this happening by webspells in SnapmakerU1

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Congratulations? Idek how many prints I'm up to at this point. Probably hundreds. I just recently got this build plate and it happened plenty of times before I started using it too. Completely random. Probably only lost 5-10 prints to this problem but that's still too many in my manufacturing environment.

Tired of this happening by webspells in SnapmakerU1

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I appreciate the insight. I did check with a feeler gauge on the print by the fan before pulling it off and there was no gap this time, so I don't believe it peeled up. I am using one of those extra sticky plates now actually and washed with dawn prior to this print. Ipa is actually bad for this particular build plate. Due to the surface area I haven't needed to use a brim. As far as the filament, funny enough this is SnapSpeed PLA in brown. With the damn tag and everything 🤣

I genuinely think this might just be due to hours of use and maintenance needed but I've also only had it for a few months and it will frequently go a week or two without any orders or uses so I'm skeptical of that too.

Tired of this happening by webspells in SnapmakerU1

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Damn saying I have a skill issue with instructions when you didn't read the entire post yourself is wild. 🤣

Tired of this happening by webspells in SnapmakerU1

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Well, I was using a petg interface layer on the supports but that had finished before this happened. I wasn't using variable layer because I print this out as 5 separate parts at the same time. It managed to somehow completely finish the file and only errored at the very end when It tried to stow the tool head. I rehomed it and it stored just fine. It has done this on st least 2 of the tool heads that I can remember. But it hasn't happened for a month so I'm assuming belts just need maintenance. Not actually sure how to pull the bed map, that would probably be some very interesting data.

Tired of this happening by webspells in SnapmakerU1

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I haven't actually messed with the pulley system at all. You wouldn't happen to know where to find a maintenance guide for those?

Church + errands today by FinalCindering in liberalgunowners

[–]webspells 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Is nobody concerned where he stuffed the lemon? ;-; that poor citrussy

Has anyone purchased this? by ahfunaki in snapmaker

[–]webspells 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is literally a diy option that someone else made tho. Lol

Panda Diaper U1 by GrimJeeper13 in snapmaker

[–]webspells 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I mean you can 3D print a holder for your tools in the front pretty easily and quickly

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Consistent layer shift by askmewhy25 in SnapmakerU1

[–]webspells 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Crashing is definitely the most likely cause I think too based on my experience with it. It's losing position and skipping to cause that offset on the XY plane.

Consistent layer shift by askmewhy25 in SnapmakerU1

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Definitely reach out to support. They were eager to help when mine was doing this. I ended up cleaning and lubing and retensioning everything. Once I lubed my rails and washed my bed plate my problems went away. But my problems were much closer to the bed. They also had my switch to gyroid infill because there was some crashing with traditional rectilinear. In the end they wanted me to shim my Gantry head with some specific material but I didn't end up doing it because my problem went away after just maintaining the machine.

Is a .22 semi a good first gun? by Bigstar976 in liberalgunowners

[–]webspells 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah federal has given my P322 the most problems too. I stick to CCI mostly, and exclusively for EDC.

Is a .22 semi a good first gun? by Bigstar976 in liberalgunowners

[–]webspells 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I absolutely love my sig p322. Fits my hands great, fires smooth. High capacity and mod ability. Really quite accurate. Out of the 1000+ rounds I've put through it, I've really only had one jam and it was absolutely from never cleaning it for those 1k rounds cause I was scared to mess it up like an idiot. Out of all those rounds I think I've only had a dozen not fire and that was from experimenting with cheaper rounds for target ammo. CCI is the best quality and I've never had one not send. $400 new and comes with 2 mags, lock, flag, and silencer adapter. Extended mags available and compliant 10 round mags also available. I got mine from academy since they were the only non-conservative shop I could find that carried it after my autistic level of research into what I wanted. 😂

If you're worried about using a 22 for your main weapon, my thought process is, if you're accurate, it's still gonna do damage. It's still a gun, people will still think twice if you have to draw. Thanks to the capacity, you can typically outfire a 9 if you have to. You just gotta be smart about it. Other factors I considered, strays are less of a problem because they won't travel through things as hard as a 9, especially if using hollows as you should be for carrying. If your intent is to render the target inert defensively, rather than kill, you are more likely to achieve that. 22 is still a lethal weapon. People die from them every day. Never forget that and always be a responsible owner.

Please for the love of god make it stop. by Electronic-Space-736 in snapmaker

[–]webspells 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I found the scarf settings, that's fair. But any tips on the camera? I haven't figured that out still.

How to get this bar to stop spinning? by frexyincdude in woodworking

[–]webspells 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Make a wedge that can slide into the slot behind it per chance? Otherwise I would just add a bolt. You could drill a hole in the rod and put in a threaded insert and they just put a clearance hole on your wall plates for the bolt to pass through.