You can double up the handles, which also spreads the load a bit so they don’t cut into your hand as much. It is mainly for compactness and easy marketing
It might be an issue with concentricity. If the nozzle is not perfectly centered it creates a step that the filament can snag on. It can then cause the already softened filament to bunch up during deretraction forming a plug in the heat break. I had this issue with cheap nozzles. Everything starts fine and after a few layers it all stops for apparently no reason. Cranking up the heat makes it better for a bit, before making it worse
Generally I would agree, and give them the benefit of the doubt, but it smells too fishy. A lot of goodwill was pumped up during testflight, but went dead very soon after money got involved, almost a full 180 and with barely a word afterwards. For all intents and purposes they still took the money and ran
Thanks! I’m in Belgium, so location recommandations are welcome, too. The 70x100 frames I found so far are frightfully expensive. It feels ord to spend more on the frame than the art it contains. That said, I would spend the money rather than doing the print the disservice of housing it in a cheap looking frame
My guess would be no, except the ones that claim to be Irish
Miez has such Disney eyes 😻
You can almost hear the bible clutching and banjo music
The new scrum master is working hard
You would need a topical ointment to treat that level of chafing, too
Teaching by example!
Lovely!
I think pictures of said cat would be greatly appreciated 😉
In space, yesterday's coffee is tomorrow's coffee
Oof! That’s rough. With a full shop you Could build it from scratch in half the time. Can’t beat the price, though…
You can double up the handles, which also spreads the load a bit so they don’t cut into your hand as much. It is mainly for compactness and easy marketing
Guaranteed to last a lifetime, for sure!
Pretty straightforward leaves some room for ambiguity. You’re a pion until you decide you aren’t
The rivaling hamburger mobile. Just didn’t catch on
It might be an issue with concentricity. If the nozzle is not perfectly centered it creates a step that the filament can snag on. It can then cause the already softened filament to bunch up during deretraction forming a plug in the heat break. I had this issue with cheap nozzles. Everything starts fine and after a few layers it all stops for apparently no reason. Cranking up the heat makes it better for a bit, before making it worse
Witty one-liner
Generally I would agree, and give them the benefit of the doubt, but it smells too fishy. A lot of goodwill was pumped up during testflight, but went dead very soon after money got involved, almost a full 180 and with barely a word afterwards. For all intents and purposes they still took the money and ran
Thanks. I reported it too. I have written off the money, but the principle remains. Scammers will keep scamming and should be squashed.
Thanks! I’m in Belgium, so location recommandations are welcome, too. The 70x100 frames I found so far are frightfully expensive. It feels ord to spend more on the frame than the art it contains. That said, I would spend the money rather than doing the print the disservice of housing it in a cheap looking frame
Gorgeous! That was an immediate buy. Any tips on where to get a nice frame?