I’ve had a hotend that constantly clogged with looked like heat creep, but it was caused by the filament being pushed laterally and twisting inside it. I imagine that made the plastic flow back.
I have also had one constantly clog due to the print cooling fan being installed wrong and blowing into the heater. This one is weird because it just unclogs when you turn the print off, leaving no evidence of what happened.
Temperature, speed, flow rate, cooling.
In other words, close to anything. Follow a calibration guide. Also keep in mind that some filaments just don’t make good overhangs.
Glass is guaranteed to be flat. The thicker the flatter, and mirrors tend to be thin.
It’s kind of normal. Printing on a glass is normal, some people pick a mirror because it conducts heat slightly better.
I’m trying to test it for a couple of weeks already, but I got stuck not achieving the necessary tolerances.
The most expensive loses were from mistakes caused by the constant need to react to their attacks, and the most numerous loses were caused by throwing things at their attacks.
And that was enough to make the military look irredeemably incompetent inside the US. Imagine what will happen when they fight an adversary that may actually hit something once or twice. Under a different president, or if they had any non-criminal reason to go into war, the reaction would probably be different, but that’s not the case.
Trump stopped attacking Yemen because they threw enough stuff back that it made the US military look bad. Venezuela is way better armed than Yemen.
The US population expects invincibility, and that doesn’t exist on the real world.
The idea is that just the very end of the path needs a precisely sized hole. Every other part of the path is wider, what reduces wearing, and doesn’t need as much precision, so wearing isn’t a problem.
I have no idea how it actually works on practice. I never used one of them, and I never used an abrasive material.
Do you think those really tiny bearings used for the extruder axis’ can make such a sound?
Absolutely, yes. If it never made that sound and started with age, do not go sanding anything. Clean and lubricate again and look for broken parts.
Any point of contact can be making that noise. Including the motor, yes, but everything else is more likely.
In fact, that’s exactly what it is for. That and mites, but the mites adapt quickly.
Ouch! All that noise about screw worms and they may were ignoring a really grave disease all that time.
All the luck for them, it’s an horrible one.
I asked the AI to be sure:
on won what letter does the “AI” start in “IPA”?
The “ai” sound in IPA (International Phonetic Alphabet) starts with the letter “a” in the combination “aɪ” which represents the diphthong sound like the “long i” in words such as “buy,” “aisle,” and “isle.” The IPA sequence “aɪ” begins with the letter “a” and is followed by the letter “ɪ” to form this diphthong sound. So, the “AI” sound in IPA starts on the letter “a.” This diphthong consists of two vowel sounds pronounced in one syllable, starting with an open front vowel [a] and gliding to a near-close near-front vowel [ɪ].
So, it’s confirmed. The “AI” is there where “IPA” has an “A” followed by an “I”.
Nah, for some reason no device puts USB3 on every port.
Well, it accomplishes breaking the standard…
And the USB3 port that you would expect to get some attention is the wrong one.
Not really. The software being proprietary turns support into a monopoly.
The support can still be better, but it will be despite the software being proprietary, not because of it.
(And by the way, single developers on their spare time create proprietary software too.)
it’s always one of the back corners
If it’s always in the same orientation, it also can be caused by cold wind. Look at your enclosure ventilation, or try putting an obstacle there if there isn’t an enclosure.
Hum… Did they change the name of the North-America’s South-West like the Mexico president requested too?
They have clear rules for contested areas… that they follow in an as clear way as their user support rules.
Another one with Linux + FF + uB-O here, and I also don’t have problems with Youtube.
But they broke uB-O recently, maybe you need to upgrade it.
Once a bubble is inflated, it never deflates slowly. You can inflate everything else. But the only way a bubble reduces is by popping.
That said, I don’t think it’s happening right now.