Undesirable under normal conditions, but suddenly super interesting due to the mechanism at play. Leaning into it makes a lot of sense and helps make the photos you capture all the more unique.
Yes, the one with the horizontal wave. I remembered the fabric, but for some reason I thought it was there to help make the photo, not as a background element.
It’s amazing how fast veg grow once they get established. Seed to seedling? Two to three weeks. First true leaves? Maybe another week or two. After that they hang out for a bit and grow slowly. Put them in the ground, still a bit slow. Weather turns and boom, the things grow like weeds.
That rolling shutter, lol.
I appreciate every time you post your photos with your scanra. Were your prior posts projected into a sheet, or were the waves simply things moving around in the wind as the exposure was taken?
The fact that the issue follows the garden center plants is very interesting. Good luck! I hope you’re able to get to the bottom of it.
Follow up comment based on the edit: is the layer under the text supposed to be solid? Those gaps are very big. What does your first layer look like? If it’s fine your e-steps are way off (this would impact all the prints you’ve ever done), you have a partial clog (cold pull or just replace with a fresh brass nozzle since they’re cheap), your extruder is partially skipping, or your temp is too low.
That said, no gaps in the text is progress so yay.
A few is 2-3" or so :)
Here’s the same information on a more plant agnostic site: https://www.levelgreenlandscaping.com/blog/five-mulching-mistakes-plus-the-right-way-to-do-it
I’m not saying too much mulch is your issue - especially if it’s new and not compacted yet. It might be an issue in the future though.
Since you haven’t gotten many real answers in either of your posts: be kind to your fellow humans and you’ll do well. If you’re a longer time redditor and/or mainly frequented smaller communities, you’ll do fine. If you’re newer to reddit and/or only hang out in the bigger communities maybe tone it down a touch? You can still shit post, just don’t do so from a troll’s perspective.
Like reddit, your experience can depend wildly on the community you’re engaging with.
Do keep in mind that the fediverse is tiny! Post and comment, just don’t lurk. That said, maybe try to not create two posts on basically the same topic. Also keep in mind that since this place isn’t that big, you will have people browsing all/new and all/hot that find your content and might react to it in a way that you wouldn’t expect from the people who frequent that community.
You don’t have to have one to act like one.
To do the e-step process on your ender 3, you would need to open your favorite notepad application, copy/paste the g-code on that site, save the text file as .gcode, and get that g-code to your ender 3 (SD card, etc).
The same is true for the extrusion multiplier test - you would set the test up in your slicer, slice it, and then print. Some slicers, like orca slicer and super slicer, have a built in extrusion multiplier test that makes it very easy to do this.
Do you mean an A7 III with kit lens for 500€ and A7 IV for 600€?
If yes, those numbers are way too low - at least for my market (USA). I would suspect scam/stolen/broken.
That said, if they’re close to you and you can meet up to try the cameras out you might score a good deal. If the post is legit, and the cameras aren’t broken, these will move fast. How long has the listing been up? If it’s been up for more than a day or two and you’re in a densely populated area then it’s not looking good.
The upper right print, which is the only one that I can really see clearly, looks under extruded on the top layer. You either have a partial clog, your e-stepe might be ore, or if your printer has always produced top layers that look like that with the filament you’re currently using you need to calibrate (extrusion multiplier and/or temp).
At a minimum, I suggest double checking e-steps (should take you about 1 minute after your extruder is hot) and your extrusion multiplier.
I would also check the sliced preview. Ideally all the perimeters of the letters can be the same width. If this isn’t the case, tweak perimeter width until you get there. I’ve found this results in the lowest chances of having a gap in the middle of these types of thin multi-walled features.
That said, FDM printers have was more resolution in the z axis than they do on x and y. You will be able to get cleaner text, but there’s only so far you can take it.
4-6 inches of mulch sounds like it might be too much.
Fellow wonderground user, I second the recommendation. Their weather model is pretty good and I paid the small yearly subscription price so no ads.
Note that IBM sold them, that’s why you haven’t seen the IBM logo on the loading slash screen again.
Safety features haven’t changed that much on major power tools in a long time, with the exception of stop saw. Don’t necessarily think old tools are inherently less safe, but let that fear of spinning blades cultivate respect for what they can do. At the end of the day, it’s all about keeping your fingers and body out of the blade path. This can be done with a mix of technique and some very basic tools.
Chop saw
Table saw kick back
Table saw other ideas
Using California as an example, agriculture consumes 4x the water of everything else combined - business + industry + parks + homes.
Austerity at homes is generally more of a show than anything else. You can read about the Sustainable Groundwater Management Act, but it looks like the legislation isn’t mandated to be implemented until the 2040s.
What kind of degree are you pursuing? I’m an ECE and went through college a while ago with a convertible laptop (the screen turned around and flipped over to become a tablet). These days days they’re marketed as 2-in-1 laptops.
I took all my notes on that thing, did all my homework/projects/labs, etc. It was great to be 100% digital.
As far as laptops go, I’ll echo buying used. You can find 2-4 year old off leanse enterprise laptops all day for under $500 on places like eBay. Enterprise laptops tend to be well built and are usually, but not always, upgradeable in terms of storage/memory. Budget laptops, even from name brands, aren’t always as durable.
It’s certainly worth mentioning, especially if you’re talking about industrial automation.
Currently 92. This has been his jam for quite some time.
[He’s still been putting out solid art in the past four years[https://www.artsy.net/artist/richard-estes?major_periods[0]=2020], which is very impressive.
Vine borers? I bravely (stupidly) went for it again thos year and things seem to be growing pretty well so far. Fingers crossed! I am applying a liberal dose of insecticidal soap weekly this year.
Totally agree, keep sharing!