You probably got here from verymetal.site which is to be decommisioned in a few weeks. This is my website from my Debian Virtual Private Server. Switched from mere site to server because i want to be able to try some open source apps like Nextcloud and PeerTube in a home […]
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Just bought these just to get swanky if not schwifty with detailing already made 3D prints, just painting isn’t enough. Looks like a kid’s toy, very useful for repairing bodged supports or adding LED-lights. My these things go *hard* on Amazon, going to discover what a “humanized button” is.
Installed the latest Fedora Workstation on an external SSD and it is an absolute breeze to use. Have not heard a single pop or crackle in audio, so happy with that. Gnome is very easy to use too, if there is going to be a “year of the Linux desktop” […]
This is important because it makes running a home lab server a whole lot easier, going to try it, will report results on this website. Anyone who has ever tried to run a home lab or server knows what a hassle it is to port forward and open inward bound […]
Ladies and gentlemen, let me introduce: the Foctopus, a highly enlightened if not lit being from another dimension. Never mind its attitude. Also installed lightbar and filament end sensor in 3D printer, still hate pulling cables but everything works.
Going to print an angled filament runout sensor mount. Ordered a filament runout sensor because 3D printing can be stressful enough without autolevelling malfunctioning. Exact moment filament spool runs out can be easily missed after hours of printing.
Printed some filament guides because filament kept flinging the copper extruder bit out at the end of the spool, fairly roughly printed but works well. Bought a Creality Filament Runout Sensor because 3D printing should be fun and not some stressy control job. Noticed higher nozzle temperatures with fan at […]
This is so awesome, so i didn't need a printer in the first place? 3D drawing artist be like: "i don't draw, i manifest!". Only E25,- at Amazon, also good for small repairs: