Wow okay, definitely unexpected, but I’m glad you figured it out!

Maybe the reseller just wanted to get rid of bad stock?

I know, I was an intern at E3D ^^

Hahaha fair enough😂😂

Good comparison with Apple (no open source anything)

Are you leveling your bed with the bed heated up?

Yeah and there’s just as many paid for programs with the same issues… What’s your point? Want me to show you some open source programs that are polished? Heard of blender before? That’s not the point I was making anyway… The issue with non foss software is that you have ZERO control over it. Big corporations can decide to drop support at any moment or make a free tier paid.

Came scrolling for this ^^

That’s why open source rules

I see, but that just makes me want to blame the model even more.

What can happen if you repair a bad model is that intersecting faces are merged in a way that leads to voids on the inside of your model. If that’s the case it’s really hard to fix for somebody who doesn’t have experience with pointcloud based 3d modeling.

Please print something that you know is “good”, like the official 3d benchy. I’m almost certain it won’t have the holes that you’re experiencing on your part.

Edit: do you have a link to the moddel? Then I can confirm for you whether the problem is with the mesh or not.

To clarify: the issue is that the bad 3d moddel leaves you with very thin walls which get destroyed during the wash

It’s not air bubbles, they wouldn’t cause such huge holes.

I’m guessing that your 3d moddel bad. Intersection edges, wrong normals, that kind of stuff.

Try this: https://all3dp.com/2/stl-repair-fixer-tool-online-offline/

Please note that the traveling salesman problem is NP hard, so the auto-arrange algorithm will never aim for a “perfect”/ fastest arrangement. It just ensures that the parts have a minimum distance to each other while keeping them as close as possible to the center of the build plate

The Bamboo A1 mini is seriously good, but keep in mind that it’s closed source, so no modifying. It’s also very quiet.

Sure

Both are in the arms business. They make money from war.

There’s actually a pretty good reason why they don’t do that. Media attention. Most acts of activism are ignored. Only extreme things make it into the media (sadly). Anything short of blowing up the pipeline won’t get them media attention. How do I know that? “Letzte Generation”, a German activist group did shut down a pipeline, but nobody bothered to report about it.

Not the end

Not necessarily half them. You can inform your guess by looking at sports betting odds. Maybe a weak team is playing against a strong one? Then your split could be 30/70 instead of 50/50

You could make a more informed split to increase your odds. Say a weak team plays against a strong team, and official sports betting offices rate the chances 30/70. Instead of splitting the two groups 50/50 you now split them 30/70 as well.

Emails (gmail at least) can also dynamically display information. So you could just change a wrong guess to a right one after the fact.

That’s not really true. Pressure doesn’t really make a difference if there’s no pressure-difference. The controller body is filled with water and is pushing back. The pressure alone wouldn’t harm the controller.

I do agree with you that the controller would be mulch though. It was in a pressure vessel that imploded at 3800m depth, so everything inside the pressure vessel would be crushed as well.