Last Thread: >>2937515Wet filament edition>Your print failed? Go to:www.simplify3d.com/support/print-quality-troubleshooting>Calibrate your printer.ellis3dp.com/Print-Tuning-Guide/teachingtechyt.github.io/calibration.htmlIf that doesn't help you solve your problems, post:>A picture of the failed part>Printer make & model>Filament type/brand>Slicer & slicer settingsComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>2946612print a shelf, jesus
>>2946437You're basically looking for the Slant 3D of wherever the fuck. That's literally their business model.
>>2946641As far as I know Slant 3d basically just does only the print. Not really any post processing or installing additional components. Im just looking for someone in that $5-20k a year range where their parts need additional materials like bearings or screws and we basically just swap stls and send each other a check every month. Haven't thought too much into it, but it would be nice to get a little boost without having to experiment with new product design.
>>2946644why wouldn't they just take your stl and sell it themselves?
>>2946652I suppose they could, but I would be wanting their STLs in return to sell on the U.S. amazon market. We really wouldn't even be competing since our markets are basically walled off from each other. I sell a few products internationally every once in a while, but if my product was produced internationally it would probably get 50 sales a month in that region vs 1, and vice versa.
A place for anything to do with Welding.Post your MIG/TIG/Stick/Fluxed Cored Arc welds, ask questions and discuss sticking metals together.Previous: >>2894379
Practicing for flat stainless flux but I don’t understand the heat thing. I’ve heard two berry different things. One is that the stainless turning dark purple causes it to go brittle and it will just crumble during a bend test. The other is that the only thing heat does to stainless is cause the chromium to oxidize which will mean it looses its corrosion resistance, but won’t affect destructive testing
>>2945761what does the wps spec for interpass temperature?
>>2945784I think its just anything not exceeding 350 C
>>2945784>>2945800Wait sorry. 175 Celsius, 350 Fahrenheit
Last day before the big test
Hi, I'm a beginner and was good at woodworking in school, but unfortunately moved to a school without a shop when I was 15. Since then I have been pretty crafty and built and made all sorts of things, but never had the space for a shop....until now! While I'm still pretty limited in terms of budget, I have a nice space and some tools. Main ones being circular saw and a drill. I can afford to buy some more hand tools but not a table saw quite yet. I want to eventually build some furniture (like picrel, it's made from acacia wdyt?), but first I suppose I need to build a workbench. Any ideas on what someone in my situation could build?
>>2945988>Any ideas on what someone in my situation could build?if you can't come up with your own ideas to build a work bench you are a failure as a woodworker.no one needs plans to build a work bench. you just build one.
>>2946154>I'll download these plansneeds plansngmi
>>2946185you really don't know how to woodwork.
lol what's with all the vitriol you fucking nerds? it's almost as if you have never built anything in your entire life.
>>2946296>>2946297>>2946306>>2946307Oh.. looking at the timestamps this seems to just be one sad individual :( poor guy
For years I have refined the bong process to the point I want to share it. We will have a menu with different options. To make it easy for even the novice to order. Ready to consume, in the nicest glass, or hand rolled in the back to your specifics.It will be wonderful
>>2945905You probably just need to get licensed as a dispensary and you're just helping to administer.
>>2945905Duuuuudddeee wweeeeeeeed!!!!LMAO!!!!I remember when I was a pothead and didn’t do anything besides smoke pot and eat doritos. What a shitty life.
>>2946096Sounds like a you being retarded problem
>>2945905Like a home bar? Just build/convert a normal fancy-looking home bar for booze?Otherwise, prob work on licensure first?
I haven't made a thread since the purge a few months ago. About me. >natural stone expert>specializing in restoration/repair>many years as a slab installer>many years as a business owner >brief but intense fabrication experience Topics?>stone selection, ie. Differences between granites, marbles etc.>artificial stone, including modern porcelain slabs, quartz etc. >application of stone indoor, outdoor etc. >products related to stone, such as sealers, epoxies, silicone and waterproofing>experience working in higher end sector, working in finished homes vs. new developments etc.>business advice for small scale self operated company
>>2944772I see. Thank you.Another question I have about masonry heaters is whether it is possible to have BOTH an oven AND a cooktop in a single heater.All the pictures I've seen, it's either one or the other, never both. If there are both, they're powered by different stoves/fires.Oven:https://i.pinimg.com/originals/97/29/9a/97299af19e8bb5ef9679b4477af22671.jpgOven and cooktop (different fires):https://i.pinimg.com/originals/ea/e1/48/eae1483469b555edf5efaceab35919e7.jpg
>>2944722That is some wizard engineerin' right there.Whatall did you use for an axle?
>>29447763/4" steel rod. I happened to be in the right place at the right time when a die-maker decided to retire. He sold me a Bridgeport, lathe, and surface grinder for $2500 and said I could have all of his steel for free.
>>2939404how is the wood fixed in place? did you mortar the pillars?
>>2939049This rocks.
What are the advantages and disadvantages of the Stillson and Swedish pipe wrench designs? What do you prefer, or what do you prefer for what tasks?
>>2943206Get a good bite with the Ridgid and there’s no handles to squeeze so you can cheater bar that bitch on real stubborn stuff.
>>2943206>Interesting, but when and why would you opt for an American/Ridgid versus Swedish/Knipex/Bahco?The American/Ridgid style pipe wrenches are just a basic solid tool, made for biting into a pipe like a rabid bit bull. The wrenches can also be used on square and hex fasteners, but were designed for round soft pipe. You adjust the size, put the wrench on in the right direction, and the wrench jaws just bite into the pipe. As >>2943262 said the simple handle is good for cheater pipes. The Bahco Design is basically a “plier” type wrench, and can be used as pliers in a pinch.The Swedish type has two handles though, which you have to squeeze together to use, at least initially, making the design not as basic and quick in use. The handles can also flop apart if you fail to hold both in use, and Bahco used yo, and may still, sell an accessory to hold the handles closer together to prevent the problem. I would saw the Bahco version is lighter than the American design, but with Aluminum handles as an option, that may no longer be the case. The Swedish wrenches may be narrower, which can be helpful in certain situations, but also may provide slightly less grip. Basically, Bahco is slightly more versatile in use, Ridgid is simpler to use once the jaw is adjusted to the right opening size. Also, you can buy every single part for the Ridgid style wrenches as replacement parts, and most brands making the Ridgid style wrenches use compatible parts, with the possible exception of MCC of Japan, which uses a varied design on some series of their “American Style” wrenches.
Harbor freight has the cheapest large pipe wrenches. I'm not a full time plumber so good enough.
>>2943262Incidentally I have similar thoughts about traditional adjustable wrenches, I see people saying they're obsolete thanks to plier wrenches all the time but having to squeeze the handles really limits how much torque you can put into the tool, working at weird angles or in confined spaces, etc.
You don't have to squeeze the handles once you get a bite. You can just nearly use Swedish pipe wrenches exactly like the American ones, except the Swedish wrenches can be used in really absurd or awkward angles. The keyword here is nearly. They're just simply, at least, a little bit more finicky to use with two of them. I don't know how Europeans use them so regularly, and there's practically no good media online showing them off correctly
What are some unusual/non-lawncare, nifty string trimmer attachments?
>>2944437Power sweeper a.k.a. rubber broom.
>>2944451My yard gets a lot of sapplings. I get tired of trying to sweep them all with a small chainsaw. They're too tough for string.
>>2946048Do they make a one with bristles? That might kick ass for sweeping off a slab.
>>2946059There sure are bristle broom versions.
>>2944437
I recently moved to a new room in my house, and I'm assaulted by these very tiny spiders, all day and night. They come down from the 20' open ceiling, from the lights, from the fan, from the floorboards, fucking everywhere. I can't stop them with simple means or sprays. I currently have 2 electric diffusers running with peppermint and lavender oil, but I fear it will do nothing. I'm thinking of taking kill-on-contact spider spray, and mixing with water in diffusers. I know they make outlawed vapor bombs that kill flies, but I couldn't find anything similar for spiders. Essential oils only repel, not kill, and they don't seem reliable. Could I put a type of spider poison pellet in water and smoke out the whole room? I'm open for any ideas that actually work, that won't kill or poison me in the process.Yellow sac spiders, and cellar spiders are the bane of my existence.>alpine does nothing, they come from all angles, not just the ground. I cannot safely spray Alpine on the ceiling, it will dry and flake off onto me. I use 15% concentration, and I haven't actually seen it kill a single spider or stop their flow yet.>spraying them directly also does not kill them, somehow>spraying them with peppermint oil directly or in corners does nothing, they come right back>orange extract spray does nothing>"de-cluttering" does nothing, they drop down on single threads from the ceiling directly onto my head.>the ceiling fan does little, they drop down and ride the airwaves and get flung in all sorts of directions>sonic emitters have done nothing so farFogbombing is my last case resort. I don't want it leaving the room weird and poisony. It may also not reach the furthest reaches of the corners they're spawning from.
Get a few pet geckos
>>2945886 as a bonus, Anon would save up to 15% on insurance.
I had spider problems for a couple years after I moved into my house. Removing and trimming trees that overhung the roof as well as professional pest treatment around the outside cut down dramatically on the spiders I saw inside.For the ones already inside, I used glue dot traps like pic related, set them in corners and underneath things.I think if you focus on only the spiders you see in front of you, you're treating a symptom.
>>2945878You need diatomaceous earth to figure out where they're getting in predominantly then using a researched pest growth regulator in a sensible fashion, like the other guy said, cut back relevant trees if needed.
Boys (girls, middle genders, etc), I found this cool lamp but I have no idea what this socket is. ChatGPT suggested a few options, they are all bullshit, and I would absolutely hate to replace the socket.Help me identify this socket so I can get this lamp running.The center circle opening is 10mm in diameter, the rest of it is 1/4" wide. The socket itself is 1" in diameter. Side slits are 5/8" x 1/8"
>>2944903e10. you can see the threads
>>2944982two pieces. one on the side, one at the bottom.
>>2944903That looks like an Edison base to plug adapter, with the top missing...the thing you screw into a lamp so you can plug a normal plug in.See if that thing will unscrew.
>>2944949LOL it is not for pic related. that lamp is used in a GU10 socket. thats not what OP posted.
>>2944903The slots aren’t part of the fitting, they are used to connect the wires on the other side. Looks like E10 to me
What's the go with woodworking tools? I'm a total novice and I want to get into woodworking, but looking at all the hand tools is totally overwhelmingWhy does a simple plane cost hundreds and hundreds of dollars? What brands should I even be looking at? What should I even be looking in terms of tools if I want to start off making furniture?
>>2945884>workshop way too cleanShe has a pretty good dust collection system.>way too many finishing products>pretty looking but mostly useless gadgets (peg board, that saw table contraption) - typical LARPerShe has the time and the shekels to try everythingThe workbench I was talking abouthttps://youtu.be/Ka07qEsd6oM
>>2945893>to try everythingand whats the point sarah?imagine wasting time min maxing wipe on poly
>>2945948Cease your whining, appreciate woodworking mummy
>>2945970you would have more sucess shilling your channel on the porn brainrot boards
>>2945736none of that shit has ever been used, i have a kapex with dust collection, that immaculate back wall would have sawdust all fucking over it. there is NO miter saw with good dust collection properties. brand new track saw track with no marks on it. brand new fence extension still shiny from the factory. not to mention why the fuck would you mount a saw so you can only cut from one side, it's a double bevel saw you dumb cunt. only thing in that room that has been used is her little painting ladder.have a 14' windowsill
who invent this gay shit?
>>2945619Same for power wiring. Look at lamp cord (stranded) vs NM cable (Romex).
>>2945583Tell us why pure copper is better, then
>>2945820first google result "Solid copper wire is superior to copper-coated aluminum wire for most applications due to its better electrical conductivity, higher durability, and greater resistance to heat and breakage, which are essential for safe and reliable signal transmission, especially in high-demand applications like Power over Ethernet (PoE) and long-distance data cabling. While CCA is cheaper, its aluminum core makes it more brittle, more prone to failure, and incapable of meeting industry standards for Ethernet and PoE, making solid copper the preferred, higher-quality choice."now eat shit, I don't even know why you want to argue about such an obvious shitI'm starting to think you are unironically a jew
>>2945591>joo!I was with you up until you wrote this. Now I've returned to being against all of you. Hmph!*adjusts yarmulke angle*Stop golem.
>>2945544jewsaluminium inside will fall apart after 20..50 years causing higher resistance and very much house fires. >2.5mm^2 solid core copper is a pain in the ass to install, but at least it will not break apart like a copper wire after just 3 turns. also copper oxide is green, which can be easy to inspect, while aluminum oxide is white, which is harder to see on a gray metallic surface.
What's it called?
>>2946241Phoenix pzsl or combo or wiha ph-s or whatever your favourite brand calls it It’s not iso/din so it doesn’t matter
>>2946244Cool, thanks
>>2946241It's for Electricians to get the torque of a slot with the centeri n g of a Phillips.They've been emphasizing torque specs lately so 5 ugga duggas isn't actually good enough
Hola. Me gustaría armar una computadora de escritorio (PC) para jugar videojuegos y navegar en internet, pero no sé cómo hacerlo o por dónde empezar¿Qué me recomiendan hacer o no hacer?
>>2945106今日は皆さん。ゲームをプレイするやネットを閲覧する為にパソコンを自作してみたいがそれについて何も知らないのでご推奨手順を聴いておきたい- is how I would translate it at leastt. weeaboo who learned a word or two from JAV>>2945166>compra una macbook y disfruta la vidaKeyed>>2945180>Hola hola taco burrito me gustaSí
Pinche retrasado jodido, usa la puta barra de búsqueda de Youtube o Google y usa el cerebro 15 minutos inútil imbecil
>>2945089No hablo mucho español: tienes de traducir este. Try it if you want to get into it. Make sure all of your components are compatible before buying all the parts. You’ll need a case, power supply unit, motherboard, cooling unit (usually a fan), CPU, GPU, RAM module or modules, and the peripherals like a monitor and mouse. Of course you will need a screwdriver and basic tools too. I thought about doing this when I was younger but I just found it easier to buy one and direct the rest of my free time at something more productive (but still fun).
>>2945089piensa en que procesador quieres usar, investiga sobre esoluego la placa madre y que connecciones quieres/necesitasel resto es mas facil, eliges los que mas te gusteny por ultimo una fuente de poder para mantener todo bien sin riesgo de quemar todo
>>2945089https://pcmasterrace.org/builds
How would you go about fixing this ?
Keep adding pubes until it's completely entangled.
>>2945887drill and pop rivets
>>2945887Obviously clean the rust off and solder it like a copper pipe.There’s a better chance of that occurring than you having a TIG welder.
>>2945887you really don't know what diy means?
>>2945887drill holeadd zip tieif you want to be all fancy and have the repair last forever>drill 2 holes>add 2 zip ties
So, together with a friend, we have decided to make our own console for fun and giggles. This surely is an undertaking but this is an idea we were considering for a long time and as we got more and more experienced with circuits, embedded programming, 3d printing and stuff like that, I feel like it would be finally in our reach.I never really looked at other people's similar projects, I have no idea what I'm doing honestly, but I can write code and I can use google so I think we will figure it out and get there eventually.I will post our progress in this thread.
>>2941346>How exactly would that even work with games that need motion controls?While that design doesn't specifically have it installed, you just need to rewire in the bluetooth module from the original board and hotglue two IR leds in the case. Yeah you'd need a separate wii control for it but this mod is specific for gamecube games. Also I think there are software options to map motion controls to the sticks. Pick your poison I guess.
>>2941709>I'm just saying that I've thought about making my own custom handheld, but felt that if I couldn't really do something better than what's already out there then there really isn't a point to making custom hardware for gaming.Ah, I see. I thought you were still trying to find some way to make the project worthwhile, but that was my misunderstanding.I agree that this is a pointless project. The kind of thing you do for the sake of doing it.>But at what point does it all just become an excessive amount of shit?I get what you mean. There's only so much space we actually need to map out.I'm actually pretty happy with the standard DualShock layout. I think you can do some interesting stuff with layers and context dependency like MGSV.
Back to square one(0-indexed).I got I2S driver to do what I needed and rewrote everything to no-std.Now it's time to port the lua vm to no-std.Pic related is current, improved communication with the touch screen. Since I got oscilloscope hooked I also checked how did the previous one perform and I have no idea how did it even work. It completely shit on the protocol, yet somehow managed to work by pure chance. No wonder why I was getting sort of noise in position, it is so much more precise now. Not that I will even be needing touch screen much but it's still nice to see things work properly.
>>2943777>Now it's time to port the lua vm to no-std.And it's done. It took me way less time than I expected. It turned out that someone has already been working on a no_std PR some time ago and it was just manner of rebasing it to newest changes.Since I already had interface for pico8 prepared for the test native emulator, it only took a little wrestling with psram to just get it running on the chip.Now it's time to implement rest of pico8 api.
Bump because progress.Not much to show off visually right now.Pico-8 uses fixed point Q16.16 math and to make the emulation accurate I will have to change the lua interpreter to do the same. I could probably just use some general purpose fixed point library, but I decided to roll my own code since I want to try some interesting trig approximations I have seen recently. So far I managed to write/wrap integer-style math methods. Trigs, pows, logs, etc will come next.In the meantime I also wrote script to embed Pico-8 system font in the code and support for in-memory custom fonts. There isn't any way to see them until I implement print() function though.
