Mr. Argumentor
I fab shitboxes and shitbox accessories.
Shit, I don't want anyone to have to hear me yap at 'em, but that's how life is right now.no one wants to listen to you yap on about shit anyways
Solid mikeawesome impression, though
Shit, I don't want anyone to have to hear me yap at 'em, but that's how life is right now.no one wants to listen to you yap on about shit anyways
I assume this means they don't all work?So, it switches between these three, which is the same mic.
Correct. I'll try and track which doesn't workI assume this means they don't all work?
Either way, it sounds like either the mic itself is dying or the driver associated with it is shit or wrong. Check the manufacturers site for any updated drivers?Correct. I'll try and track which doesn't work
(1) Ender 3. Asa has one, Jehannum has one, know a few locals with 'em. It's a chinesium special that'll probably need the odd part replaced because the extruder broke or the power connector burnt off the control board or whatever... but there's so many of them out there that the printer is well understood/documented/figured out.Okay, I don't think I can avoid having my own 3D printer any longer. What's a good 3D printer <$500 these days?
edit: IIRC, @gee mentioned one that came out in Nov of last year that was supposed to be pretty good.
Amazon product ASIN B07GYRQVYVOkay, I don't think I can avoid having my own 3D printer any longer. What's a good 3D printer <$500 these days?
edit: IIRC, @gee mentioned one that came out in Nov of last year that was supposed to be pretty good.
I'd spring for both build surface sheets, but I've never needed a filament sensor, and filament is all over Amazon.Do I need any of the options for it?
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Strangely enough, not that I have foundBut yeah, no need to order 'Prusament'. Lots of good filament to be had off amazon, and if a small place like Halifax has a tech shop that makes their own filament, there might be a place in Tampa doing the same.
I haven't had any issues with breakage needing that much attention. All I do is unclip the Bowden tube at the hot end, slide it out, and there's plenty of filament to grab with pliers.I'd go for the filament sensor, honestly.
Because if the filament breaks when it comes off the roll, which always fuckin' happens to me when I'm printing with old filament near the end of the roll and I'm not around to notice, taking the printer apart to fix it is a pain in the dick.
But yeah, no need to order 'Prusament'. Lots of good filament to be had off amazon, and if a small place like Halifax has a tech shop that makes their own filament, there might be a place in Tampa doing the same.
Ever had it happen overnight so the printer spends hours cooking the filament in the nozzle, leading to a bitch of a clog where it's just easier to switch out the throat and nozzle for a fresh one?I haven't had any issues with breakage needing that much attention. All I do is unclip the Bowden tube at the hot end, slide it out, and there's plenty of filament to grab with pliers.