What kind of printer is it? Do you maybe have a direct drive extruder while using Bowden style retraction settings?

This is a result of the FDA decimating the entire industry and forcing everyone into disposable products.

99% of the old refillable products and juice were banned putting all those companies out of business.

That’s a good way to get shot.

I’m in my 30s but I think this is the real reason why I’ve quit playing games as half the big games out there are sequels of games that first came out 20+ years ago.

Does your model have a bottom or is it just a hollow cylinder that’s open on both ends?

Let me know next time you decide to pass on a stock.

I recently got an X1C after several years with an Artillery Sidewinder X2 and all I can say is that while the AMS does have a lot of waste when doing multiple colors per layer, you can tune it to waste less and purge into infill, and the quality and reliability of the printer means I’m wasting a ton less of filament because I’m not getting failed print after failed print.

You just need a friend for that

There’s a hidden skill in there that allows you to filter out the bullshit/scam/unhelpful solutions and zero in on the helpful, legitimate stuff.

Dark Souls 1 (remastered) & 3 along with Bloodborne are good options.

It’s absolutely not accurate for small objects. I had a few laying around and was interested in making one but didn’t bother until a coworker asked me to print out a custom part for one of his Gundam models. I threw it together (using the better XBOne Kinect) and tried to scan the 4" tall Gundam and just got a little blob regardless of which method I used to scan (both rotating the object or rotating the Kinect around the object). I think it would definitely be more useful for something like OPs project or scanning something much larger.

I also used the 360 Kinect to build a kinetic sandbox which operates on the same principle but without the same output and that worked really well.

I don’t know what your access to Xbox parts is like, but an Xbox Kinect can be used for this with a simple USB adapter that connects to a laptop.

I’ve never heard of this type of conversion and looked up some images. Does the bed really only have a drive screw and some rods in the far back for support? Seems like having a heavy print on the bed could cause some issues with flexing and binding.

Maybe “small orifice” triggers you like words such as “moist” does with some people?

In addition to the other suggestions, you might try to dry the filament longer like 8-12 hours.

Be careful printing filaments like glow in the dark, shimmer, marble, galaxy, wood, etc with particles in it since they can clog up the small orifice of the nozzle.

Declared a monopoly only in the search engine space AFAIK. Browsers don’t have anything to do with that other than maybe setting Google as the default search engine.

I use Firefox everywhere except work where my only options are Chrome or Edge (both chromium). Apparently uBlock lite is supposed to work on the new version of Chrome and hopefully still functions roughly the same. Apart from block web ads, I rely on it to block YouTube ads.

Yeah I meant it as more a heads up if someone finds themselves in a scenario like you described where their bed probe is on the fritz and they’re hoping to work around that.

Someone took Monster’s “$100 gold plated HDMI” cable and one-upped it.