It’s spelled “gringe”

From the other post I remember you said that having the letters in the top layers didn’t work for you, because that meant a lot of support material to remove.

From what I understand, your product consists of two parts. The large part with the letters and a counter part, which is just a flat piece.

So why not put the letters in the flat piece? That way you can print them either way up.

I don’t care about the rating on other people’s content. On my own I only care so far as to use it as a guideline for whether I actually was interesting.

On reddit I was a trolling karma whore, but here? Here I’m much more about engaging with people and getting 3 upvotes tells me that I gave the community something meaningful.

Stratasys uPrint, the filament is 10x the normal price, and you can’t refill the spools. 260 USD for 42ci (I guess it’s a kg) https://store.goengineer.com/products/p430xl-model-spool-uprint-se-ivory?pr_prod_strat=e5_desc&pr_rec_id=cbc1c0b23&pr_rec_pid=7204500635830&pr_ref_pid=2409166831721&pr_seq=uniform

So? Just because it’s old doesn’t mean that everyone has seen it, nor that people don’t deserve to experience the movie the way we did.

How does the sections of the filament with the hue change look?

She has the most iconic line from my youth.

Some soldier, saying to Vasquez who’s doing pull-ups: hey Vasquez, you ever been mistaken for a man To which she replies: no, have you?

Also the way

I mean next to Ripley, the android and the little girl, she’s the most memorable character in that movie.

Alternative headline: Man presented with sword by the lady of the lake, leaves the sword behind

Ideology? GTFO with that communism libtard! /s

Like we can focus on memes alone, please!

If you want to understand motivation, not just for “today’s attention challenged individual on the go”, but something that’s universally applicable, I’d suggest you go to the source and look up self determination theory.

I’d be happy to apply the theory on your case, but for the sake of brevity I shall refrain from doing so unprovoked.

The tldr is that there’s three basic knobs you can twist to affect someone’s motivation: competence, self determination and belonging. You don’t need to actually invoke real change, but strengthening a person’s perception of those feelings will induce a positive psychological impact.

Jack of all trades master of… what’s that in my pocket? Oh yeah that’s from that project, maybe I could do this other thing entirely different now that I have this. Anyway what was I saying, sorry I didn’t pay attention to myself speaking.

Besides what everyone else has said about screening, I’d suspect the astronauts are pretty cut off from the world.

If ground control can control all communication, what’s to stop them from censoring?

To me it’s not just “an empty sink”, that’s two empty sinks!

And the basis for setting up arbitrary rules for what each sink is for. Rules that nobody else cares to understand, but I will still try to enforce… Let’s just say that I get to load the dishwasher by my self.

Fly lady! That term is the only thing that stuck in our home.

When I signed up with my psychiatrist the wait was 72 weeks.

I just looked it up, and the same psychiatrist now has a wait of 304 weeks! If I limit my search to psychiatrists within 50km, as the crow flies, basically about an hours drive, I have 6 psychiatrists "available. Their self reported wait periods ranges from 159 to 700 weeks. 700 fucking weeks! The 700 weeks is probably a case of “sorry, you’ll have to wait 14 years, because I’m not allowed to take in more patients, or pay for the eval yourself”, but the average for the 5 fastest is still 226 weeks.

I don’t know where you’re at, but my username gives me away - I just don’t want to fuel the American “socialized health care is ineffective” bonfire by making it too obvious.

Please don’t ruin Keanu Reeves and Nick Offerman

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1. Where’s “searching for the pants you’re currently wearing”?
2. Is excessive use of metaphors and analogies something other ADHDers do? I thought that was just me

My approach would be to combine pretty much what everyone else has said, and add annealing to the process:

1. More walls, higher temp, bricklayers (the usual wank when you’re more into 3d printing tech than design). Test if watertight and proceed to #2 when it obviously isn’t
2. Can I just buy the container?
3. No? Then annealing could be a solution. Take the print from #1 and put it in a baking tray. Fill out every bit of air with sand to support the print. Bake the print at just above the glass temp for the filament for a enough time for the sand to get up to temp. Turn off oven and let the entire thing cool down slowly. Test the dimensions and watertightness.
4. Realize that I didn’t do a good job of supporting the structure and I spent too much material printing extra walls. Others have suggested coating the print, which will add material in a somewhat unpredictable manner. Is it acceptable in view of my tolerances, can I alter the design to make it acceptable? Print with minimal material and coat with epoxy.
5. Get tired of the project and start comfort printing cute stuff for people you like…

Let me preface this by saying that I haven’t watched the entire video yet, but have read the python code.

I find no mentions of support material in the code. I already have a bit of an issue with layer adhesion in one line thick support structures, and this technique seems to get the added strength from interlocking by having multiple line thick walls.

Does anybody have experience with thin walls and brick layers?