PracticalMachinist is usually my go-to forum for anything machining related, including CAD/CAM.

I don’t know of any on Lemmy currently.

Support gap too wide, causing model to lift off the supports- Or the bottom and sides warped up, causing them to bow inward and buckle that thin section.

I agree with other commenters, this seems like turning it 90 so the back face could sit flat on the build plate would likely have a lot better results. If that is not an option, lower the support Z-gap and increase the support interface layer density/decrease line spacing. Make sure your filament is dry. Decrease your cooling fan speeds.

Understandable

Hence why I said no car made past 2010… Its in the comment.

As well as government remote disable and always-on corporate tracking!!!1!1

Until I can kit my 1991 Accord with a wholly owned conversion I will not be touching one, nor any other car built later than 2010.

Tennessee

$10 days he gets a light sentence, a bunch of parole, and a personal ball gargling by the Governor

As long as they don’t enshittify

lol you don’t know how this works yet

Its never an if, its a when. And that when is VERY soon.

100% this. Ive been through 4 different cad packages professionally and every single one of them is terrible bad awful garbage. Pick your flavor of garbage and get with it.

After a few months of forcing myself to learn it, FreeCAD really isn’t that bad. It’s miles better than Creo.

The technology is sound and the drawbacks are massively overblown by the fossil fuel lobby. But Old style monolithic nuclear doesn’t make any economic sense in the modern world. The regulatory system in most western countries plus mechanical complexity doesn’t allow for it to be built in any reasonable timeframe.

SMR’s might make a decent dent in decentralized grid situations tbh. Otherwise it’s going to be everyone holding out for fusion to magically get its ass into gear.

Goddamn maybe I’ll go back to them then. Thats hot.

When I was in college we used a lot of Sunlu in the engineering makerspace I was part of, but I haven’t really seen their stuff since I graduated, which is like 3 years ago. They were still using the solid black spools then.

Ironic, 100% chance he’s a pedo

When the hell did sunlu come out with refillable spools??

Correct! But that costs money to build. Why do that when you could offload the consequences to someone else?

The bulk deals at Bambu were pretty inline price wise with china filament- I was getting it under $14 a kilo. and I do like their refillable spools reducing overall waste and taking up way less storage space in my cabinet. But yeah none of that’s worth it at this point, and their bulk deals are all mostly gone.

I can only imagine. Most major industrial loads have long ramp up/down times as processes warm up, motors get to speed, and processed material gradually runs farther down line. Generally there’s some coordination between major industrial users and power companies to also manage bringing loads on-line. Data centers are 100% switched power supplies and can go from 0 to 100% in less than a second. The grid physically doesn’t have enough inertia to absorb load spikes like that- and then when it unloads, the grid can massively overshoot.

I bought an x1c in 2023 as I was getting into printing, but I’ve pretty much stopped buying anything from Bambu. I get my filament 3rd party, I dont care about the rfid tags and their system doesn’t deserve my money anymore, and I’m already stocked on consumables for the next 1500hrs of run time on my printer.

There’s no reason to even have courts any more.

Sure there is- need courts to block Democratic redistricting gains!!

Any corporate anything using CCTV is scanning your face too.

Normalization of removing rights. They’re coming after political opponents next.

On the plus side, the huge fossil fuel energy crunch about to happen will probably cut into this years emissions