Nothing a pair of wire cutters can't fix
The other day I witnessed two guys from different lawn mowing crews pass each other and excitedly yell greetings over the roar of the engines, it was funny and wholesome
I've noticed that almost everyone is either cold or rude to their assistants and prompts, and it's actually a little concerning with the psychological implications. I always say please and thank you to the chat bots, same with the one or two times I messed around with GPT. It just feels like the right thing to do.
I gotcha. Sounds like as long as you connect USB only when the printer is powered on then you shouldn't have issues
I've never heard of that issue before. I have a 2020 year Ender 3 and we have a half dozen at work also around the same age and have run all of them through USB with no problem
Look at the other posts in this community, we're on the dancing cookie arc
Yeah right, only idiots get banned there.
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I test drive a regular Audi A4 and Infiniti Q50 a few times and became hooked on owning an AWD. It doesn't snow where I live but the handling was everything I ever wanted. Currently searching for an AWD version of the car I want next and there's like none down here, it's super frustrating
Legitimately the best answer here. OP sounds like they have tendencies that aren't good for long term social and mental health.
Ignore all the stuff that says Klipper. Install the program called pronterface and then hook up your printer to your computer with USB. You can then run the commands the guide tells you.
You should really figure out how to calibrate the esteps if you never have before, it'll save you a headache. This tutorial is a good visual: https://youtu.be/6PL_rSPZ3M8
Okay, but you have to realize that they're under no obligation to please you.
Even if the opportunity presented itself, it's not necessarily the case that it would have come to fruition. Chances are that person wouldn't have bothered to make a video even with your request, because they were likely panicking about their stuck ring. I'd be happy that my advice helped the person out without pushing my luck to get a video out of it too.
Buy a car from the 00s with a blown engine, find the shop manual, buy the parts, and rebuild it. That's how I learned
If something isn't popular enough to get people to develop custom software for it, then there won't magically exist custom software for it. Just buy something that already has rom support
I haven't had any posts or comments removed on Reddit or Lemmy...