I’m an enthusiast and did not receive any sets, thankfully. I have way too many sets to display so I’m only buying things I’m really interested in. I have multiple large totes in the garage of new or broken down sets due to a lack of space to display them.
More importantly, what will your neighbors say about you showering in your front doorway in view of everyone?
I know absolutely nothing about professional plumbing, but wouldn’t that sink loop need to be there to act as a drain and vent for the sink? I don’t think the main vent stack would work for that without it
But what Lego set is in the box?
I just had this happen too and it was caused by a bad z-offset reading. The nozzle hooked one of the parts on the bed that came loose and drug it around while forming the blob.
I just had this happen on my X1C for the same reason and was able to get it off after heating up the hotend for a minute and wiggling it loose. Zero residual damage.
They have all the parts available on their site.
Or, with car insurance, you get punished for actually using the service you pay for.
I feel like an idiot because you’re absolutely correct, and I’ve even used this recently in Bambu Studio (which I believe is forked from PrusaSlicer, so it may be there as well). I haven’t used Prusa or Orca slicers, but it is somewhat limited in Studio, especially when printing “per object” instead of “per layer”
I’d still recommend OP print one benchy at a time because it’s very easy for one object to wipe out the entire print bed of parts if misconfigured.
Smart idea starting out with a cheap printer as you’ll learn quite a bit more this way (tinkering and repairing) and find out if you really actually like the hobby or that it’s not for you without spending a fortune first. This can be extremely frustrating at times but also rewarding.
I’ve been printing for several years and have never heard of a way to print with multiple profiles at once, but that doesn’t mean it isn’t possible as things are being discovered all the time and I don’t exactly stay up to date on every facet.
I’d just start out one benchy at a time and learn from experience. Challenges will come, and that’s where you’ll learn.
Also, keep your filament dry and get some cheap hygrometers to measure the filament’s moisture content (in a dry box, bag, etc) even brand new. This is one big cause of headaches.
I have an Amcrest system with all the same features (no fees, remote app, PoE, local storage) and it works well but the NVR software is complete garbage to the point that you have to use IE to properly play back files. I will probably buy my own PoE switch at some point and run BlueIris or Frigate using my server setup that I already have for Plex.
Oh my gosh, what a rollercoaster of a story.
It’s complete virtue signaling. The amount of oil extracted from federal land has never been higher than in the past four years.
Bring 'em inside, folks.
Oh, dad! 😆😆
Time to get you back to the old folks home and then find out how you keep getting out.
Typical Plankton. Always plotting to get the Krusty Krab secret recipe.
“Kia Optima” is my guess. They pay for the free prescriptions with ornate car ads in every clinic.
I think it depends on what you’re storing. If it’s video then you’ll want bigger drives because you’ll fill your array of small drives up quickly and trying to manage 10 or 15 1TB HDDs will get out of hand quickly. Backing up isn’t super critical with large “Linux ISOs” since you can just torrent most everything again to replace missing files.
For fast throughput of small files, I think smaller drives in an array win out and if these are important files, it probably wouldn’t be too expensive to buy a couple of large HDDs to backup the entire array.
No, that was my guess!
You might check out the Lego Worlds game. I believe this is the one that’s in a style similar to Minecraft and not one of the puzzle type (admittedly my favorites) that most of them are.