I've been making an effort to use #freecad more. This week has been using the #gridfinity workbench to make some socket organizers. #printables is full of them, but it's quick and easy enough to draw up exactly what I need quickly and drop it into #prusaslicer and send it to my #Prusa XL.
FreeCAD has come a long way in a short time and the roadmap for 1.1 looks like it hasn't lost any momentum.
Guter, unaufgeregter Tech-Podcast von @behweh und @ajfriesen
Themen sind #Smarthome #HomeAssistant #Netzwerk|dinge und ein wenig 3D-Druck.
Hoffe bei 3D-Druck kommt noch mehr, besonders da ich da jetzt auch mit einem #Prusa Core One+ engestigen bin bzw noch nam zusammenbauen bin
A z rzeczy które się nie udały to niby skończyłem składać paskudę, ale wychodzi, że nie skończyłem gdyż coś jest nie tak z osią Z i ja wiedziałem, że tak będzie, ale kurcze… teraz pewnie pingpong z supportem. :>
RE: https://hachyderm.io/@stargirl/115747157286281887
MadeWithLayers now also made a video about it and actually did back and forth communication with #Prusa about it
Hot take: "firmware update available" is not something that should be stopping a print from starting.
(I updated to 6.4.0 and it made several things bad.)
Printed some parts for a vintage tamiya monster beetle today.
I mostly use PETG but worked with polycarbonate (prusament pc blend) for this because it's so much stronger.
My about a year old pc blend stored at room conditions printed just fine. Got very minimal warping with the big part but perfect and strong smaller parts. Still haven't found what to avoid specifically to minimize warping except for big parts generally.
My own Christmas "LEGO".
Upgraded my Prusa Mini with a Bondtech extruder and a Slice Engineering hotend. The quality has improvement right away, even with shitty uneven thickness filament.
Previously, the printer would skip filament with lower quality plastics. The Bondtech extruder uses dual drive gears that grip the filament from both sides (instead of one), which eliminates skipping. The new hotend also fixes the heat creep issues which occurs due to shrank PTFE tube.
@stargirl has simplified the Open Community License (OCL) from Prusa
➡️ https://github.com/theacodes/socl
#3dprinting #prusa #ocl #socl #OpenSource #copyright #openwashing #opensourcewashing
How 3D printing started: About Rep-rap and open-source with Adrian Bowyer
The Open Community License we just released wasn’t something we came up with overnight. It was years in the making, involving long discussions to ensure it actually serves the community right. One of the people we consulted was Dr. Adrian Bowyer....
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#prusa #3DPrinting
https://blog.prusa3d.com/adrian-bowyer_127066/
I now know how #Prusa lubricant tastes
Wrapped up my latest custom #keyboard today. It’s a single handed keeb designed exclusively for playing #ArcRaiders . Designed in TinkerCad and #3dprinted on my #Prusa mk4. Then hand painted with Panduro Hobby Acrylics and dusted with weathering powders. Running #kmk on a #seeed Xiao #rp2040. #circuipython #kmk
Decided to check the MK4's screws because I was in the middle of doing something else, and yeah, a lot of the x-axis screws were a little loose.
Hopefully this will make the rattling on long z-axis movements go away.
Despite my arm being in a sling, I have to address this bullshit.
The #PRUSA Open Community License is a very bad thing. It’s the same bullshit we’ve seen in the software world: come up with a #fauxpensource license after years of cheerleading open source (and building a business on that goodwill).
Also: why does Josef think he’s building software when releasing printers? Open Hardware is a thing and there are specific licenses just for that.
https://blog.prusa3d.com/core-one-cad-files-release-under-the-new-open-community-license-ocl_127290/
⚠️ FACT CHECKING : A licence with a non-commercial aspect cannot be considered as open source. Prusa is NOT open-sourcing the Core One. Prusa is misleading the community once again.
- OSI rule #1: https://opensource.org/osd
- OSHWA rule #5: https://oshwa.org/resources/open-source-hardware-definition/
- Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_source
Prusa article: https://blog.prusa3d.com/core-one-cad-files-release-under-the-new-open-community-license-ocl_127290/
Long term I think I want to replace the A1. Too many reports of them melting. Could just be later “cost optimized” batches, but eh.
Also the network functionality is always kind of unreliable.
Core One+ shipped from Prusa: $1424
Core One+ shipped from Printed Solid: $1594
Both have the $100 INDX coupon, but Prusa seems to advertise a free spool of a filament ($35 value without shipping) where Printed Solid does not. And Printed Solid charges the state sales tax where Prusa does not, which you owe regardless.
Of course the Core One L seems like a good idea on paper because it's only slightly larger externally but has a much larger build volume, but it's way more money and I just know that bed is going to draw a ton of power. However, INDX is probably a long ways off.
I did not have #Prusa3D releasing full CAD files for the Core Ones under a new Open Community License on my Bingo card for 2025...
Staying true to their roots. Love it.
https://blog.prusa3d.com/core-one-cad-files-release-under-the-new-open-community-license-ocl_127290/
うちのPrusa CORE Oneには、Buddy3D Cameraを搭載しているため、プリント中の様子をリアルタイムに確認できます。でも、Finishの通知が来て見に行ってみると、出力したものがなくなっている。何が起こっているのかその瞬間を捉えた貴重な画像（ほぼ毎回やけど・・）。この写真はノズル先端のフィラメントのごみを除去してると思われる。息子(5歳)による取り外しオートメーションの実現。
OH:
“Rot ist nicht Schwarz.
Grün ist nicht Blau.
Ich wär so gern ein Baum.”
The basic #Prusa #CoreOne build is done! Had a few issues with heat sensor wiring (me being an idiot and flipping two cables) and the Z-axis making loud scary sounds and getting stuck. Wires were switches around, bed mounts were loosened and retightened and now it seems to be working. Right now it's doing the fastest and most aggressive #Benchy print I've ever seen. In lipstick red no less. It's pretty awesome to see something you assembled yourself work so flawlessly.
When I say basic, it's because this printer has some way to go still. I'm mounting an #mmu3 and a top filament box. Forgot the name of it, but I'll post an update. Probably not until after Christmas.
