I have a similar need, but for a sketch: it's a laser engraving gcode about which I lost the corresponding drawing (and the toolpath is a mess).

@dc42 Much appreciated once again! 2220 would fit in the space but wouldn't be a pretty soldering job with how the pads are laid out. I've opted for some through-hole 10uF 50V ceramic ones to try first and will see how I go.

@phaedrux Cute. My only granddaughter was born Dec 2019. We got to see her in January 2020 when she was about 3 weeks old, but because Australia closed it's borders due to their Covid policy, we haven't been able to see her (or our only daughter) since. Fingers crossed, we might be allowed to see them this year.

@fma
Seriously trying to use that to drive a nema34!!!!.
Right. You need a DM860T type driver (110vdc) and 80vdc minimum power supply size for proper good use of it.

If you're not going to do it properly or can't do the math. I suggest you find a new hobby.

@droftarts et al

I have worked out a work around for this - it should prevent future code blocks from having the issue - but will not go back and replace existing code in existing posts.

I think this is limited to some keywords within the quotes as well as the quotes them selves and is a bug with the SQL and PHP autodetection highlighter line numbers are set:

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Turn of line number for SQL and PHP:

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so since we don't post SQL/PHP on this forum then turning off the line numbering wont impact anyone .

If the autodetection detects your post code as SQL/PHP then force it to be JSON or something

"special words & order: map, create " arbitrary text

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Thanks @oliof. 😉

@hackinistrator I might be that .001%, but I like to read code and make sure I can do changes if I need to (I did implement a kinematics class but never submitted it upstream because I feel it's incomplete and no usable machine design exists to use it). But I also read documentation and sometimes update small things on the wiki, so I may be an outlier.

@alankilian said in How do you solve filament runout?:

@infidelprops Before I load a spool, I get inside the spool center hole and cut off that little hook with a sharp knife.

It's difficult, but seems to work for me.

Except when I forget which is only on important prints. 😞

Well that sounds stupidly obvious and not sure why I didn't think of that... thanks mate, that is indeed and easy fix and I will look into it! 🙇

@zapta said in Warning to anyone using a mixing hot end:

@deckingman said in Warning to anyone using a mixing hot end:

ALL filaments MUST be retracted

Do you retract them by current mixing ratio or equal lengths?

Equal lengths. It has to be that way because, as in the case of that test print, the mixing ratio was 100% of one filament and zero for the other 5. So retracting by mixing ratio would have meant that only a single filament would have been retracted, which would simply pull filament from the other 5 inputs, rather than the nozzle.

@o_lampe yeah i came to say the same as what @chrishamm said. the sticky posts are generally not recent so in the recent view they are not there, but in the normal category view they are:
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@deckingman, you got me there, I did not know that ....

Thanks all, @PCR and I organized a repair.

@zapta
I’ll totally agree that it would be an challenge, and as you said; how would you wind them all up and have them synchronized..
You just gave me something to think about for a long time 🙂

As for the resin printer, thats on the list but won’t get realized for some time I’m afraid. I just ordered an V-core 3 that I’m looking really forward to build.

/Micke

@nxt-1 thats for confirming that. I will look ot see if the incorrect error message is reported in the latest version of the forum software when we upgrade to that.

@fcwilt, spool ends is a topic that fascinates me day and night. For example, is it correct that every 3D print is made of spool ends?

BTW, @tecno recognized that a spool knot is actually not a knot since it can theoretically be untangled by unspooling his 5kg spool. This would be impossible with a real knot which must have a loop.

https://youtu.be/aqyyhhnGraw?t=51

😉 😉

insane, i just followed his blog/tutorial last night and am reading this today!

RIP good man

@diy-o-sphere should be working again now.

@mrehorstdmd, interesting! I did not know about the second type of kinematic coupling. Thanks for that explanation.