I’m not a radio guy, but for a drone antennae, wouldn’t you want vertical range rather than broadside range?

Thank you! I’m a staunch believer that most of you don’t think about how much prior knowledge you need just to be able to use Linux, let alone not break things.

Phone dating?

Happy for all four of you

No no it was totally worth it, if you had done them all in one go the gradient would have been the same on all the models, this way it’s much more interesting and each kid gets their own color

Oh God did you do these one model at a time?

I mean I could be wrong but if you want to be absolutely sure you can pick up a dial indicator for not more than $40 to test the surface

Ah okay I see where the confusion was, this is good info

This was a very confusing comment I’ll be honest, I wasn’t talking about bed levelling or surface quality my man. My board is no longer able to connect to octoprint through USB so I’m looking to upgrade it

The steppers run quieter? I didn’t realize this was possible from just a board change

Don’t forget about the possibility of bed warp, if your cover or bed is a little beat up it might be time for a few tests

Yeah I just explained it poorly, I mean 60mm/s and 20 mm/s, flow and temp tuning yes, but I’ve never actually heard of PID tuning, I’ll have to look that up

Whoops yeah I meant 250, and yeah it’s unfortunate, I had finally brought out this ABS in an attempt to finally make use of it, but it may have to stay in storage for smaller prints

Do you know if that can be monitored through octoprint by chance?

No I don’t, I bought a bunch of thermistors that I could use to measure the chamber temp at different heights but I have yet to research how to install that into my board

I think big pharmas got a new lawsuit cooking.

Jokes aside, good print, and awesome idea

It took me a good minute, but it looked so clean I legitimately thought this was just canvas and not a 3d print, well done!

Oh God imagine being 3d printed alive into your casket

No I’ve heard of linear advanced, but never pressure