Well...lil bit of a downgrade from the voron but I should be able to get the delta to 100% to do the bulk of the long-term service on my main machine. And this is why three printers is really just one lol
@ZombiePanther2 The original Suspiria scared the absolute piss out of me when I saw it as a teenager, can't think of another movie since that comes close. This scene and the street scene in particular
Sad to hear this, though I can't say I'm overly surprised. While I hate Fusion it is an industry standard and has lower barriers to entry for professional users. That does not diminish the work they did though, and I'm looking forward to seeing what 1.0 turns out like
After operating for almost two years, Ondsel has made the difficult decision to cease operations and close down. We are forever grateful for the support we've received from the community! Here is what's going to happen next
https://t.co/mgxjoPcjRT
@ChuckHellebuyck People are working on that much to the chagrin of people who actually like doing layout. In other news my layout commissions are open ๐
@RealTimeKodi Close-up of mine, as far as I can tell the differences are very chunky bearing blocks that surround the 2020 and the lead screw block is much thicker/bolts to the side of the extrusion. These should still be up on the Voron GitHub under 1.8 if you want to try them
@vereena0x13@FairywrenTech Also if you're going to do it use an 18/8mil or smaller, that will prevent wicking of solder thru to the bottom of the board during reflow. We'd use 18/8s for QFN center pads, works great
@vereena0x13@FairywrenTech Don't do it on a BGA/QFN without cap'n'plate but for large decoupling caps or passives you're probably fine, as long as your assembler doesn't flag it. Some BGA fanouts REQUIRE via-in-pad and internal layer fanout but if you're at that point you're already in the Deep Shitโข