I had this problem as well, though I fixed it by using a 3 knob bed rather than a 4 knob one.
I had this problem as well, though I fixed it by using a 3 knob bed rather than a 4 knob one.
maybe the creality filaments are moist? Do you hear popping noises? if so then try drying em in a dehydrator.
I use wired anytime I’m listening for more than an hour or so.
I love synchronous mode for quickly adjusting parts. Otherwise the standard mode works pretty much the same as solid works with some quirks.
the ad center in your account would be where you would tweak what kind of ads you get.
It’s in data and privacy. https://myadcenter.google.com/home
oh is that where that came from
For FDM, learning how to level your bed and set the z offset properly will save a lot of headache early on.
have you made sure your adjustment knobs are as tight as possible?
I found that if I tightened all my knobs to max I could, then leveled by loosening some and adjusting the z offset, it would stay there for much longer.
doesn’t have Linux support, but Solid Edge community let’s you save locally.
looks like it really depends, https://us.beasensors.com/en/segment/vehicle-sensing-solutions/barriers/ has some information about the specific sensora they use.
yeah temperature then flow calibration should solve over extrusion problems that will cause your parts to stick to each other or otherwise bind.
if only there were enough people using solid edge to have a community around it 😭
Rn I’m hoping the 5 V will be announced soon, my 1 II’s battery is absolutely fucked lol.
it’s like that burger king burger
hey, after finding the mesh did you send m500 to save the mesh?
Often use it when it’s single player and my frames aren’t enough to feel smooth.