Robots do bake. Actually, a lot of the food you eat is partly made by machines. It's how we aren't all starving right now, and why famines are so much less common. As good as handmade bread is, it couldn't feed 8 billion people. We have bread loaves in the supermarket made by machines, and we are better off for it.

this is the least offensive cube rule example you could have posted tbh.

Unironically I thought "why are random women who look like they teach second grade posting on c/amiugly?" I only realized this was a trans sub after I finished reading the title. I just saw this on the all feed lol. I wouldn't say you look younger than 35 tbh but I also definitely think you look like a woman.

I would really hope your printer can produce radii to 1mm tolerance. Especially for the higher end of sizes.

it is fortunately fully enclosed, which makes the heating a lot more efficient. It definitely still warms the room up though.

I use my front facing camera to see under things all the time. It's very useful, even though I don't take selfies. I'm an engineer though so I probably spend more time looking under things than most.

Any owls around? Some make seriously weird screeches.

in that price range you can get a bambulabs X1 carbon, which is an extremely high performance and high reliability machine. If you want to save a bit, the P1P is also really good.

I am a hardcore custom printer guy who loves building everything themselves, but even I have to admire this machine.

Don't listen to people recommending ender 3s or anything creality, but prusas are also a good option, if a bit outdated.

Ayy another vc3500 haver. I use a .6mm bondtech CHT volcano, but honestly I've been having trouble getting past 30mm^3 per second, which is unfortunate. My main goal with it is actually giant parts, but the mass production thing is pretty cool too.

Where can I see this chart?

It took me like a week of solid building every day. I'd probably recommend the 400mm bc there's a lot of extra wire crimping you have to do to get your cables long enough on this version. Also, squaring the giant frame is kinda hard. But if you've built a Voron or something before it's not too crazy. The sourcing and instructions are way easier as well.

Filamentum TPU 98A is probably the toughest filament you can buy. If you are ok with a little bit of flex, it's basically impossible to break any parts made with this stuff.

Eventually there won't be any left!

I have long history of being intrigued by this phrase. I wonder which Reich it refers to?

They do sell all of the components online though and at good prices. It's not hard to get replacement parts. I've even seen Voron and ratrig people making mods to use bambulabs spare parts in their custom machines because they are way more affordable than comperable high performance parts from other sources.

Only if I remove the spool holder. It's designed to fit basically exactly through a standard door.

why do zero cross instance links work in jerboa

lmao the link makes jerboa instantly crash. Still needs some work I guess. I'll make sure to join it eventually.

The top layer curl is something I've experienced on 3 different printers so far, to varying degrees. I think it's caused by a very light partial clog. I switch out the nozzle to fix it normally, but the pattern has grown on my for general use. I just think it looks kinda neat.

I go through 3-4 spools a month so carboard has been huge for me.