GAY Let's all get drunk and play ping pong

[Jehannum]

3D printer is half apart. Upgrading the bed heater wiring harness, 'cause they decided 12A through a 10A rated connector was a good idea. And installing an autoleveling sensor.

I'm having a beer though, which makes doing this shit on a friday night acceptable.

So, are you planning to put an autoleveling sensor in? Because that might be a good idea.

 

[Mr. Argumentor]

You're being a dick again

 

[Jehannum]

You're being a dick again

Y'know what, nevermind.

 

[Jehannum]

And with that, I'm declaring myself drunk.

 

[Darth Handsome]

This was the weakest drunk thread ever. You people suck at ping pong.

 

[nukes]

I could not master the alternate grip on the paddle.
That said, Im pretty good at ping pong.
Not nearly as good as Tom Hanks with a bowl haircut.

 

[Strings]

I could not master the alternate grip on the paddle.
That said, Im pretty good at ping pong.
Not nearly as good as Tom Hanks with a bowl haircut.

I figured you for badminton, Nukes.

 

[nukes]

I figured you for badminton, Nukes.

I do enjoy a nice shuttlecock installed in my tennis shorts...

 

[gee]

What type of autoleveling sensor are you going with? A microswitch or one of them fancy ass optical sensor?

SN04-N inductive sensor.

Printer's all back together with the wiring upgraded and reinstalled nicer, autolevel sensor installed and a proper switched/fused power inlet. Now to get the firmware going.

 

[Mr. Argumentor]

SN04-N inductive sensor.

Printer's all back together with the wiring upgraded and reinstalled nicer, autolevel sensor installed and a proper switched/fused power inlet. Now to get the firmware going.

Any reason you chose that one? Seems like half the articles I read about them advocate as simple a system as you can make/reliability of a microswitch and the rest seem to be divided amongst the other various methods.

 

[Mr. Argumentor]

SN04-N inductive sensor.

Printer's all back together with the wiring upgraded and reinstalled nicer, autolevel sensor installed and a proper switched/fused power inlet. Now to get the firmware going.

Any reason you chose that one? Seems like half the articles I read about them advocate as simple a system as you can make/reliability of a microswitch and the rest seem to be divided amongst the other various methods.

 

[gee]

Any reason you chose that one? Seems like half the articles I read about them advocate as simple a system as you can make/reliability of a microswitch and the rest seem to be divided amongst the other various methods.

Inductive sensors seem pretty consistent, Thomas Sanladerer set up a pretty good test of a bunch of different sensors.



The 4mm sensing distance is too short to let me use a glass sheet, but that's fine. I'm using masking tape right now but I'm gonna try PEI soon.

 

[gee]

Sensor ain't happy with what's going on, but the mounting bracket sure doesn't seem to mind.

 

[Ledboots]

 

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[nukes]

Too much crazy for one brain.