Trying to design and print a clip for my crisper drawer, learning something new with every print.
Good thing they are only 5 grams of filament each…
The sv06 is a champ
I feel like getting fed up with an Ender 3 is a rite of passage among this community that I am more than glad to skip :P
I have zero experience with other 3d printers. So far I'm pretty impressed
Be careful, if we keep talking about triggers in a 3d printing forum the ATF is gonna show up
After researching I decided to buy a new SV06, set up easy and printed a benchy without incident.
I was surprised at how good the build quality was. Currently working on printing brackets for the crisper drawer of my refrigerator
Let us all know the next time you upgrade so we know it's coming then :P
It was 4 years between the original SE and the 12 mini, they released the 13 mini right away but I think that might have been because battery issues with the 12. Maybe the ghost of Steve Jobs begins to haunt Cupertino after a few years of Apple not releasing a smaller phone
I assume they will roll another one out in a few years, I think everyone who buys a small phone hangs on to it for a long time. Before I bought a 13 mini my previous phone was the original SE (also small) so obviously I'm not upgrading every year.
What is your forecast about it?
This gets dangerous once you make semi decent money though. Like why would I take public transit that takes an hour to get there for $2.50, when I could just take a cab that costs $25 and only takes 30min to get there.
Like, sure…if making $50+/h one can justify it. But one could also instead save $23.50 for the piggy bank by taking the bus. And the 30min extra is not time one would have been at work getting paid anyway (unless your taking the bus/taxi to work I guess and actually gain 30min of pay).
That's when you start calculating your hourly wage once all your livings costs have been deducted. Once you amortize your housing costs, car, food, retirement, student loans, and whatever other bad decisions that you're still paying for every month and figure out your hourly wage AFTER all that it's a lot easier to keep a level head.
Doing this when you make $12/hr is much too depressing though.
I'm very comfortable doing CPR
Pickett's Charge at Gettysburg
I wonder how many other crashes he predicted besides those two. It's kinda like Michael Burry, that dude seems to predicting a collapse every week. My plan of "just keep buying and don't worry much about it" seems to be working, and if it crashes 64% then cool, stuff will be on sale when I'm buying.
I couldn't shower with my eyes open for weeks because of Fire in the Sky, I was afraid I was gonna see an outline of the aliens behind the shower curtain.