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9y ago
P.S. I was the one who stole the cookie from the cookie jar.
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9y ago
Most slicers have a "slowdown if layer time less than x" setting too...in Slic3r it is in the filament>cooling tab. That is typically a better solution...but in this case I suspect this machine will have issues running slow..s
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9y ago
Yeah...overall your hotend is still limited volumetrically...so overall for volume extruded you are still printing at the same rate. I feel big nozzles printing wide traces have other benefits like overall strength and such (less welds is m
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9y ago
The main benefit to the speed will be realized when they scale the build area of the machine. As I suspect they realized it is difficult to get past the physics of the plastic cooling without causing other issues (delamination, warping, et
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9y ago
Prisoners have nothing but time.
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9y ago
I would argue that prisons are full of people who by percentage know the laws better than most paralegals. One thing they always have access to is the Law library.
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9y ago
It is difficult to do quite a few things in the US once you are convicted of a felony. You are limited on grants, student loans, SBA loans and most programs in areas like the medical field will not even accept people with criminal backgroun
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9y ago
My father was a long haul furniture mover for 35 years. This article was spot on from stories I have heard...as well as what I saw riding along with him and working for a month. Freight haulers tend to disrespect the furniture movers quit
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9y ago
I have seen safes which you put a number of weights in the bottom, then you move the safe and door separate which both weigh a lot each. The hope is that once assembled and weighted it can't be moved easily. But...clever fools and al
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9y ago
I live and run a small business in North Idaho. This law was something I have been a bit concerned about. I am not employed by anyone other than myself but I am often contracted by companies to do odd jobs (repair/upgrade machines, s
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9y ago
I live in North Idaho. Many people in this area and Montana hunt exclusively for food. Every year they kill/butcher/freeze the meat and use it to supplement. Not everyone actually gets an animal and a large portion of those peop
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9y ago
10) Ineligibility for many govt. subsidized programs (SBA loans being one) 11) No longer able to become a doctor, nurse, banker, most govt. jobs, etc. (Many colleges won't accept you for the program based on the low possibility of empl
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10y ago
Well there are some things like http://papilio.cc/ I personally backed the papilio duo kickstarter. I haven't done anything with the board yet but there has been some small stuff...and some pretty complex projects too
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10y ago
Lol...I get everything except the balls thing. But anyways...no problem. Do as you please. Not saying it is wrong to disagree with me...just saying that there is a common theme in responses...which makes me concerned. I wasn't inten
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10y ago
When was the last time you just called one of them? Or stopped by for a visit? I apologize if I upset you by implying mass brainwashing...I just find it odd that many share the same reasoning. In my personal opinion...social media furthers
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10y ago
I have asked no less than 10 people why they listen to talk radio when it is clearly propaganda. The response is strangely always almost verbatim "I like to stay informed". It amazes me that they always say the same thing in res
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10y ago
Some of the areas...such as Coba...had roads made from white rock so they could travel easily at night too...so it all seems to make more sense.
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10y ago
I noticed a while back playing with google earth that if you take the ruler tool and trace a ray from the Nazca lines that quite a few of them intersect with known ruins...some quite some distance away. I am not sure if it has any "re
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10y ago
DLP and FDM are totally different technologies...and the DLP stuff isn't as usable in machines as FDM is. Just like powder, sls, paste and every other form...they all have their uses.
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10y ago
Not exactly the same...but I bought this over a year ago. http://papilio.cc/index.php?n=Papilio.PapilioDUOHardwareGuid...
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10y ago
Lulz is in Colorado...SeeMeCNC is in Indiana.
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11y ago
Yes...but it doesn't have to be that way. I personally am going to make an effort to not only show that I appreciate it...but also do my best to pass on the kindness to others that need it. Right now there is someone struggling that n
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11y ago
This should remind everyone to thank those that have helped you throughout your life...because too late comes too fast. By coincidence I had a similar thing happen just this last week. I spoke with a business friend who has always helped m
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11y ago
Currently all of my PCs, laptop and DSLR are over 5 years old and running strong. I am still using my HTC evo 4g I got 5 years ago...I replaced the battery once but that is all. It is a shame we live in this world where things are thrown o
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11y ago
The RAMPS shield burned up because the $20 knockoff shields don't use sufficient connectors or copper weight on their boards. We see this quite often in #reprap and I always advise people not go cheap on the board. Ultimachine ramps
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11y ago
I remember the day "Sound" first came into #reprap@freenode. Everyone was talking trash because it was coded in Perl...until they tried it. Skeinforge was so slow in comparison it was unreal. The first time I sliced an object
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11y ago
Pretty sure they are talking about the K40 "blue box" laser. I have heard they require some mods to get working properly but for the price some think they are worth it.
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12y ago
More like a table saw than a toaster. Although, that doesn't mean it isn't ready for consumers...the bar lowers by the month to be honest. Just don't buy Takerbot. Closed source. Best bet is to research RepRap and get help
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12y ago
yeah...it splices based on estimates on where what color fits into the print. I have done it manually before just by feeding a new color in at the desired time.
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12y ago
The steps/mm on the extrusion on that flashlight print are too high by at least 5% maybe more. It will be cool if it can be made to sync correctly...esteps are going to be an issue for sure as they already are though. I would like to
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