adiwan (adiwan)

  1. I wanted to finish my 3d printer repairs but NO, the self-designed part cooling fan ducts had to be redesigned 6 times because of some dumb issues. On top of that I had some print failures.

    about 3 days ago from web
  2. The air duct I was using for years is utterly apple. With my latest attempt I saw that the fan has not enough pressure to push the air through. I only noticed it now. I modeled one myself with less restriction in flow. I'm confident that it is better but I didn't use any simulations or other verification.

    about 4 days ago from web
  3. For me it is easier to recreate a 3d model in CAD than to do the modification I need in blender. Due to a new hotend I grabbed a part cooling fan duct off the Internet and had to do some modifications to make it work. I needed to extend some parts for clearance. Yeah... I could do that in blender with not a lot of problems BUT now it is easier for me because I have a CAD model now. It only took me 30 minutes to recreate. Once I used Cinema 4D and it was easier to grasp the workflow and UI for teenage me than blender.

    about 4 days ago from web
  4. Almost repaired my 3d printers. Printer one got a mainboard replacement and a new hotend and a new extruder. The other had already the upgraded mainboard but was mostly disassembled for another hotend (E3D V6) but it was too difficult because I had to reengineer the mounts and cooling so I stopped that due to lack of motivation. That one also got a new hotend and a new extruder. Both need new matching part cooling fan ducts for the new hotend. Also I have to compile my own firmware. Maybe tomorrow I will have 4 working FDM printers again.

    about 5 days ago from web
  5. @scribus I have one Cayenne plant and 5 Jalapeno. They don't bear a lot of fruit but right now I am plenty served by them. I planted seeds for their replacement, as they are supposed to be living about one year. I don't get cold sweat or anything but their hotness can be slightly overwhelming. Maybe I need them to cook for a lot longer. They were basically fresh when I put them into the sauce. As of now I wouldn't go eating any hotter stuff than that.

    about 7 days ago from web in context
  6. I've grown weak. My capsaicin resistance is barely existing.

    about 7 days ago from web in context
  7. Putting 3 ripe jalapeno chilies into my pasta was too much.

    about 7 days ago from web
  8. Slowly but surely everything gets to a point I'm seeing an improvement using Gridfinity after printing several spools of filament. Almost all my screws are organized, even the ones from my box or random screws.I won't stop but it will slow down a little bit as I need more cabinets with drawers as it is probably the most ideal environment.

    about 8 days ago from web
  9. I am 3d printing Gridfinity bins for weeks and yet it isn't enough. There is more things to organize. More things to put into bins. Printing grids, printing bins, printing labels, stacking bins, getting more metal cabinets, more to put into.

    about 10 days ago from web
  10. I *love* runny varnish. I was applying clear matte varnish on my wooden box and of course it had to run and form blobs. I thought my first coat was even enough and not too thick. Luckily only a few sides had those blobs and I could sand them down while half-cured and apply a second thinner coat of varnish.

    about 11 days ago from web
  11. I did a second coating of the "black" wood stain. After some drying time it turned from dark purple to something I'd call black. A few minor spots needs another round of treatment because I've missed them or the wood didn't want to absorb the stain that well. Tomorrow I'll add a coat or two of clear varnish. After that I need to paint the inside with some acrylic paint to hide my finger prints and blotches from the stain (thankfully I used gloves). Another idea I have is to glue in a ferromagnetic plate on the inside of the lid for some magnetic storage options....

    about 12 days ago from web
  12. At the flea market I bought a big wooden box for quite cheap. It was once a box with painting supplies and I plan to make it a box for miniature painting supplies. I ripped out the wooden dividers, filled some nail holes, sanded all the surfaces, and a few moments ago I stained the outside black. More like very dark purple. Not what I wanted but I can live with the slight purple tint. Also I finished printing corner protectors and most of the Gridfinity inserts for drop bottles for Army Painter paint.

    about 13 days ago from web
  13. The newest Humble Bundle has a MLP game. I ain't paying 14 Bucks to get that.

    about 13 days ago from web
  14. Buy cheap, get garbage. I bought myself a 3-tiered planter for herbs like parsley, chive, and majoram. The instructions had an error, the first step made assembling harder, and the final pieces did not fit. I had to use my bandsaw to make them fit. The wood and pre-drills are also cheap and rough. I was close to return it.

    about 18 days ago from web
  15. I found the real culprit. It was a blob of PETG in the middle of the heat break. It was too far to be melted properly but close enough to let through a teeny tiny bit. It blocked the filament going through the nozzle at the expected rate. I tried to drill out the blob but I damaged the heat break and some of the threads in the heat block. Could have find it out sooner but the few days ago I couldn't be bothered to fully disassemble the hotend. As soon as the replacement arrives the assembly should be fairly quick. I can reuse the thermistor and heat cartridge. And the over all geometry and screw points should be the same too.

    about 22 days ago from web
  16. A few days ago one 3d printer almost gone to flames and now the next one stopped extruding, I am done for today troubleshooting that after wasting more than half an hour changing nozzle, the bowden tube, testing for pinch points... I guess it is the extruder stepper motor or the main board stepper driver. Uuugh.... I want a new 3d printer.

    about 23 days ago from web
  17. @zeldatra After the great dissolution finding work is hard. The orphanage needs the money. Also it is funny that the main character is named "Michi". After Suzuki Taichi and Joryu, Kiryu named himself after a mascot.

    about a month ago from web in context
  18. Yesterday, when I was starting a 3d-printing job, I was wondering why there was a funny plastic-y smell and why it took so long for the heat bed to heat up. A quite toasty surprise https://i.imgur.com/2O2CJsk.jpeg

    about a month ago from web
  19. Watching the anime "KonoSuba". It is certainly degenerate. It is of a question if me watching gives me the same property by the adjacent relation. The MC is overly horny, all the women have huge wobbly bazongas, a woman of the main cast is deriving huge pleasure from being hurt, embarrassed, and all kinds of S&M.

    about a month ago from web
  20. I fell into the bardcore rabbit hole. Great for listening while doing something, especially those tracks without vocals.

    about a month ago from web
  21. Buying tomato seeds from semi-professionals or hobbyists on ebay is such a gamble. About 1/4 of all the seeds did not grow or very delayed.

    about a month ago from web
  22. The live-action Lilo & Stitch movie looks like a soulless husk. The actors are fine in the trailer. Everything else is just a huge pile of grape. The youtube comments below the trailer show how much Disney brain rot exist. I am clearly exaggerating but it is close. It will probably be like the other live-action films and milk enough money out of people's wallets to warrant yet another film.
    What will be next? Oliver & Co live-action? The Black Cauldron live-action? Song of the South remake/live-action?

    about a month ago from web
  23. The radiator knob replacement part I 3d printed works. It took me a few attempts as I wasn't thinking it through properly due to assembly issues and needed to work around the fact that I cannot disassemble the knob to get the part into it. Now I have to return the non-working replacement I bought yesterday.

    about a month ago from web
  24. Well... I guess it is easier to 3d print and fix the old knob than to search for a proper replacement. I could change the valve but it is messy and I have no money for the proper handyman to do that for me.

    about a month ago from web
  25. The knob of my heat radiator crumbled away (old plastics) and the replacement I bought doesn't work and doesn't fit. Have to go back to the store tomorrow.

    about a month ago from web
  26. @nerthos Not yet. I have to acquire free trampolines with side-netting for the sole purpose to get the metal tubes to build such a cover. I could buy it ready but due to my bucket solution of a raised bed I'd need 30-40 cm more than purchasable.

    about a month ago from web in context
  27. @nerthos Are you sure you aren't living in a TV soap opera?

    about a month ago from web in context
  28. @nerthos Fruit... Vegetable. I tend to say (jokingly) it is a frugitable. I hope too that they will be growing and do not rot away like last year.

    about a month ago from web in context
  29. To be honest the Firefox profile I've been using is probably over 15 years old. It was bound to happen that some legacy thing F-up something after an update.

    about a month ago from web
  30. I had to reset my Firefox as it was in a buggy state. For some reason the context menu was massively long with irrelevant entries, like stopping or playing a video for an image. It wouldn't bothered me that much but nothing worked from that list.

    about a month ago from web