I print a lot and on different printers, mostly petg, some abs and tpu. All of them require some configuration unless you are extremely lucky or print with filament from the same brand as a printer. Bbl (including x1) isn’t better or worse in this regard in my experience.
No such printer exists. Unless everything you are talking about is plain PLA with limited number of colours from the same company, everything else will require you at least some experimenting and fiddling.
Docker, copy-paste yaml definitions and shit are the automated/user-friendly solution. There are projects that provide things that you want, they are either proprietary or cloud-based, or paid.
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If you wait a bit for plate to cool PETG just pops off it most of the time.
PETG becomes as easy to print as PLA after 3 or 4 spools to be honest.
But I don’t need an editor, do you see an editor somewhere in the infographics? Thought so.
vim -> gnu emacs
It is, but nfsv3 is extremely easy to configure. You need to edit 1 line in 1 file and it’s ready to go.
What’s so bad about it? I have a few complaints about it being extremely slow on my hardware and having some weird UI choices sometimes, but in general it’s great.
It’s up to 14 dead now and 10 more people are still missing and 50+ injured.
Up: 18 dead
Drops for drones, drone parts.
We stopped at ten and I’ve never learned them due to it being, in my opinion at the time, waste of time as you can always just count. They are pretty useful actually. 😅
Group photo in the kindergarten in small town/village?
I have a dedicated box with a heated carpet for reptiles that can regulate temp between 25-60 C, two 12v coolers and two boxes with silicagel, this one runs constantly. If there is a need to dry multiple spools - oven at 50 C for 4-5 hours. That’s my setup for petg.
Now I’m even more wary of their products, every new peace feels more and more like they are attempting to take over python with apparently unlimited resources.
It looks good for prototyping true and makes the whole thing easy to disassemble and reuse. As for safety and size concerns I think they are pretty similar with 3d printers and etching. PVA is far more expensive, starting from us$40, while copper coated fiberglass panels cost <$1 per square meter. It really looks like a great process for learning institutions/kids I wouldlove ro try it it at least once. 🙃
Tbh toner transfer method is a lot easier and requires less materials and cheaper.
You forgot the question part.