Man, that Nook is teaching everybody hard truths about capitalism.
I love Stardew Valley but I do tend to struggle with this. Frequently, I find myself slipping into checklist mode ("gotta give a quartz to this person, run over to Clint to get cracking, get back in time to get the iron out").
It is super satisfying to design a cool farm, though!
While the xyz site has the best technical specs you can find online, I can recommend Zach Freedman's original YouTube video about it as the best introduction to the what and why of the system.
Same here! I'd given up on GMing for a few years but this made me want to get back into it.
That's really cool!
To me, this is the core of 3D printing and why I got into it. Our house needs loads of little custom solutions, and that's where 3D printing really shines.
Last Day of June was also a lovely and emotional experience for me. I hope you'll enjoy it as well!
What did you need to do to get your printer ready? Anything you've learned to make it easier a second time?
That's awesome! My partner is interested in doing something like that as well.
I'd love to see how detailed a print you can get with a nozzle that size.
That's awesome! What a great start! I wholeheartedly agree regarding the up and down votes: even on Reddit they were supposed to be indicators of relevancy to the topic, not personal agreement.
I have run OctoPrint on a LePotato, and it runs absolutely fine for me. It feels responsive and good, though I have no frame of reference for comparison.
Installing it was easy, as there was a simple guide and program available. :::