Jonathan VanBuskirk

I sort of made a bipod.

@Luth_AR_LLC Shoulder tab/wire loop 🤘 It seems dumb but dang does it work.

What if I told you the MBA-3 had a secret feature?

@3D_Musketeers That's part & parcel with Prusa. They're not a typical company and that comes with these odd issues. My hope has always been that they'll learn and improve, but my experience with the Mini showed me they'll only improve when all else fails. I still have hope. Good people.

Link here: youtu.be/8d4wTuMs8b4 #PrintFixFriday #Prusa #INDX

Two @Prusa3D things broke this week: the HT90 and my patience. We’re looking at a blob of doom on the HT90 and talking about the Prusa gentleman’s agreement regarding the INDX . From loose nozzles to content muzzles, we’re breaking down why integrity matters. (Link in comment)

@Luth_AR_LLC Hand holds for stocks are cool. Like the PKM stock. Now add a flip-out shoulder tab.

Hypothetically would you be interested in seeing a return of windowed A2 stocks in the future?

@3DPBelgian We should deport the US team, they played like blind fools. 🤣

To all the americans

@3DPBelgian 🤣

@VAT_Engineering jokes on you. that has always been the plan

me and the wife having a good one

@CloudEscolar @DabsMalone *for educational and basic laboratory uses Obviously there's a tradeoff for manufacturing at scale.

@CloudEscolar @DabsMalone Don't forget you'll never have to worry about them bricking their printers. That alone is why every larger business and school should only use open source printers.

STEM teacher had a $700 budget for 3D printing and teaches 500 kids. That's bullshit. But I got her two A1 Minis, tons of filament, and enclosures. Best I could do with the money.

@3DPBelgian Name, ha. I'm talking 'bout you. If we win, you're stuck becoming an American one day.

@VAT_Engineering Not like that name is worth anything lmao

@CloudEscolar @DabsMalone Prusa is a solid option. More expensive, but more compliant and less risky for data shenanigans.

@VAT_Engineering @DabsMalone Ours did too; finally switched to Prusa

@GrandpaRoy2 But can it ICBM?

What will be the longest fiber-optic cable spool used with a drone? Will we ever see a 1,000 km spool?

@3DPBelgian Winner take 3DP Belgian. 😬

@VAT_Engineering I cant lose. if belgium wins. I hope belgium wins next if the USA wins I am all in on america

Happy 250th America!

@i2cjak I mean, it's predictable, but not to a very high level of accuracy outside the relatively linear range, so a bit of capacity is not utilized to play it safe. IIRC

lithium batteries don’t even have a linear relationship of voltage to capacity when you ask them what’s your state of charge they just look at you like this

@geerlingguy Could be due to RAM?

This is the slowest Pi 4 I've ever purchased (supposed to be 1.25 GHz - from cytron.io/p-raspberry-pi…), but right now it seems like it's running at 1.8 GHz. No obvious marking differences on the board or SoC, just some chip ID numbers differ. More testing here: github.com/geerlingguy/sb…

People loved the larger and larger grills from BMW, this shift from an iconic and easily recognizable vehicle outline to a copy-paste clone of a Chinese EV is just sad. Like they cheated on their homework, turned in a different subject and thought nobody would notice.

Jaguar: We have the ugliest car Ferrari: No, we do! BMW: Hold my propeller 🤦‍♂️

@e_haints @emm0sh Insurance, you're doing that for insurance. All because someone in an open field tripped on their own feet, split their head open, ran over their own feet and set themselves on fire once a long time ago. Cant ever let that happen again.

@VAT_Engineering @emm0sh PM made us wear hard hats, steel toed boots, glasses, and FR gear in an empty field once. No construction or anything. I had to tag along for some reason, so my contribution was, "Yep, it's a field."

i’ve finally found the true delineator between real and fake jobs: do you wear safety glasses at any point throughout the day?

Last I checked there were random companies sitting on HBM and other memory chips configured for datacenter use which won't see actual use or completed parts for 3-4 years. If I were smart and rich, I'd use that disparity to a financial advantage. Taking those current chips and replacing them in 3-4 years with production payments. Difficulty is that HBM would require a new processor & GPU configuration and a lot of work. And that's just my 2-bit take from a consumer. But meh, its the internet, you can say anything.

@VAT_Engineering @DIYMaker_Johan @valvesoftware That is the issue. ALL of them are doing that. Issue is the wafers. and those dont have alot of sources. Maybe some chinese ones but that domestic market is gobbling those up to. buying finished chips and packaging is easily doable. hell AMD probably does it for them but wafers

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