




if you can be anything… be the best.



you dropped this, /s
someone might mistake you for a brain damaged psych patient without it.


grils! grils! there’s plenty of floorspace for both!


expected advice from typical JF users.


thanks for the input. I’m going to be moving the controller outside the enclosure but there’s still the motors and hot end to contend with.
I suppose I could monitor interior temps and activate the venting/filter when it reaches temp. would be tricky though, because then I would risk feeding a fire and allowing it to escape should one start.
taxes are bad, when you aren’t represented by your government. people have started revolutions for less.


neat!
a whole new instance to block.


why do you think they forced all manufacturing to focus on AI?
ram, gfx, CPU, servers, etc …
they knew Iran was going to be attacked. how? because it’s all a grift. why? to enslave humanity.


your anger is so adorable, misplaced, but adorable.
I can imagine you’re just like an angry little leprechaun.
ok buddy, go on back to your rainbow before you hurt yourself.


chonky bars, clicky clicky. I’m old damn it. when you get as old as I am, practicality trumps aesthetics.


Make sure your printer is not on something flammable
I’m currently building an enclosure for mine that is double layered with backer board (concrete) and drywall (high inflammability).
also adding in a smoke detector that can cut off the power with a backup thermistor that when triggered will cut off the power and set off an even louder alarm.
my hope is to have it sealed air tight enough that even if a fire were to start, it would quickly run out of oxygen to burn. I may lose the printer, but hopefully I won’t lose my house.
my preference would have been to keep my printing to an exterior building but that’s not possible right now.
I share this in hopes someone might get some inspiration and protect themselves from the inevitable fire that starts from the hobby.
how am I supposed to talk my family into using this over something normal?


I was out on business floating around the Cayman islands going from point to point and met a small statured man from the Philippines. he had this amazing boat that was so whimsical it felt as if it had floated out of a story book. it had these incredibly tiny glass chimes hanging from the palm roof and with the washing of the waves it sounded like magic.
anyway, he offered us something to eat and we obviously couldn’t say no. he quickly began to work on his boat cooking up a storm. he was an absolute master at what he was doing! it was such a thrill to see him toss a bit of this and that into his pot and watch over it lovingly as it simmered. the air was filled with this amazing aroma of garlic, saffron, and tomato.
finally after a mouthwatering hour of cooking he plated the most beautiful Bouillabaisse for us to enjoy, and what a treat it was! it was the best Bouillabaisse I have ever had in my life!
unfortunately, I heard not that long after that the cartel found him and took his life. it’s a shame that nobody will ever get to experience his cooking again, he was truly a master.
what’s your problem?