3Dwebe

Designer of the #MK735, a #3DPrinted Mini-Server/#DIYNAS #computer chassis. Business Intelligence Analyst, retired. "90% of the time it's your own damn fault".

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The #EK535 is a bit smaller. It was the hidden basement laboratory folks that spliced the original #MK735 DNA into something smaller...they cut down the height and a bit of the width, but we'll all wait as it still needs to go through beta testing.

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Rabbit likes to nibble on the Hosta. Outdoor cameras prove to my dear wife it was not me!

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@hackaday Some gaskets are used for sound and/or vibration suppression. #3Dprinting those using #TPU filament works really well and can be very cost effective when the OEM replacements are in short supply.
https://t.co/joh6J1FIOC

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You can quote me on this: "Redundancy only works if you catch the failure(s) before ALL redundancy runs out." #NAS #HDD Thank the gods for (ZFS) RAID-Z2.

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@repkord @Prusa3D Are you available for motivational speaking engagements? Also running Prusa...assume you speak the language.

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Started a tiny chassis project way too long ago. Not sure how far I’ll get before something interrupts it again. This Helios64 (Nano-ITX MB by @kobol_io, but no longer available 😭) might still be the most beautiful, tiny, well thought out ARM powered SOHO NAS to date.

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We’re finally scraping out the alpha versions of the #MK735 #NAS/#PC/#computer/#server chassis 🙁…reclaiming screws, fans, USB connectors and whatever. This was one of the last, pre-beta #3DPrints. I always thought of it as the "Orange Creamsicle®" version.

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Printing objects with a flexible #TPU filament on the trusty old Original #Prusa MK2S is always a joy…slow and steady, very little or no stringing when using the harder stuff (Shore 98A). Cold bed + 3M blue tape at 215c! We have this stuff dialed in! #3DPrinting

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@hackaday Just buy the big tank of shielding gas up front; the smaller ones need to be refilled too often.

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Internet "WayBackMachine". Just because even web history is important,
https://t.co/nDlaC6TCPK

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@keridel @Prusa3D Betting that's an insulation rub or break in a wire. Rather impressive on the run days vs. error count!

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I think these are really good photos being they were taken 17 years ago by an R/C helicopter.

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@josefprusa The above is maybe the best reason to buy an Original Prusa #3DPrinter. They have a support staff and support actually responds to inquiries.

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@josefprusa XL info from Prusa Support:
“The dimension of the XL printer is ~500 x ~600 x ~700 mm. Unfortunately, I do not have any information about the printer's weight yet as it may also change in the future and based on how many tools the printer has."...

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@kari_halme @Prusa3D @josefprusa It would also be nice to know the weight of the base model!

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Looks like good old basic math and the #PrusaSlicer estimate wins!

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Need a bit over 5 meters of PLA for my next print. Spool core circumference = 310mm; # of windings left about 28, so that's 8.68 meters. 👍 Maybe a smart man would have saved time and just used a spool w/more filament, or actually just measured the residual length? #WasteNot #PLA

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💪Today is the day! Welcome the new Original Prusa XL 🥳 https://t.co/YEka4LQHDL

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Aflink for switch: https://t.co/1TTHWqdEpZ
During prototyping of the #EK535, even the shorter 60CM cable length version is a bit long. I'll cut it down to about 40CM/16", re-solder and try that.

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A simple 16mm blue LED lit power switch hidden behind one of the #EK535 front cover options. I rather like the understated effect the honeycomb grill presents . #NAS #PC #3DPrinted