But with the other features on the area, the longest run with a steady extrusion of width without changing direction?

Maybe investigate the pressure / linear advance setting, or equivalent. Looks like the longest runs are not balanced for the extrusion rate for the speed the printhead is travelling at, so during acceleration it’s one rate and when steady it’s another. Teaching Tech on YT is a good resource for tuning methods

Mine happens to be an epsom ecotank, I’ve found the software ok, no weird behaviour or restrictions and the ink is lasting really well.

Obligatory fuck HP. Also, get an ink tank printer, changed my world for home printing, still only halfway through the first fill, after a couple of years and hundreds of pages.

MCQ?

Or leaving 3-5 car lengths in sub 20 traffic, and when stopping in nose to tail!

And ignorance is bliss

I’m this old

I prefer that God put the dinosaur bones there because he loves everyone, including scientists and wants them to be happy too.

Or as I put it to the younger guys at work, “she’s probably thinking ‘he’s nice, I bet my mum/gran would like him’ “

<later>

Rene Descartes was a drunken fart, I drink therefore I am.

IDKFA

Just look at OP’s username

Oakatzl!

British English took over for me, It was ‘obviously’;

Soldier, bushing, varnish.

Seal, seal, seal.

Couldn’t work out why the top row was with the bottom row at all.

(There are no ‘navy seals’ to us, it’s SBS - special boat service, like SAS but bad-asser, and more secret?)

Makes no difference it’s still called what it’s called here, you can call it what you like, because you will anyway.

https://teachingtechyt.github.io/calibration

Follow the steps and you’ll get greatly improved results. I think it looks like under extrusion, and others think about other things, But calibrating all of the items in the guide will get you to check that in the early steps.

Clearly it’s a ‘sack-truck’ but then UK and US are nations divided by a common language.

You’re violently agreeing again! The point “the common misconception” comment was making was this; it’s common mistake to think HR are there for the employee. HR is to protect the company from employees. They hire and fire as required. There’s only loyalty to the company.

But much to expect it to get it all in one tile. I mean it’s only 6” square.