Funny way to act if you’re not interested in a debate.
I’m not interested in a debate either, so i won’t be responding.
I did appreciate your contribution. Since you verified it for yourself, though, it would have been nice if you linked your source.
Just wave the paper towel in the direction of the greens, and they are protected, my child
That is how my gruyere has been in Midwest US
Every filament - literally 100% of them - will print better when dry. Brand new filament can be wet. PLA, sitting in my printer for a couple weeks, can get brittle enough from absorbed moisture to crack in a dozen places in the ptfe feed tube. So yeah I guess petg is moisture sensitive, but my take is that everything is. So I would recommend a filament dryer, and using it on new spools and spools that haven’t been used in a while.
Vacuum sealing will help, but I still dry filament after storing in vacuum sealed containers.
That said, you could also just wait until you see signs of wet filament before drying (stringing, bad surface finish, etc).
Petg is the best all-around choice for structural applications that is easy out of the box.
I wouldn’t worry about chemical compatibility with laundry detergent, but if you can find the relevant ingredients there are many compatibility charts you can look for. It’s not straightforward for most common filaments though.
For the first case, if you want to push a little deeper I’d suggest carbon-filled petg. You would need to buy a hardened nozzle for it.
For outdoor applications, you could look into Asa.
The end result is very different, it gets a very thin and crispy crust and nice crispy edges. The patties are also usually about half the weight (and therefore half the thickness) so the ratio of crust to interior is higher. If you just gently place a pre-formed patty on the pan you get something with a lot less browning and none of the crispy crust
One of my pet peeves is is Office, where the list of recently-used files updates one half of a microsecond before I click
For me: Solidworks, TwinCAT (lol @ plc software built on top of windows…and it’s one of the more open ones)
Paris
Kinda like an extended horseshoe theory
Good guy landlord, remember to tip well
You could get the nextruder <> v6 adapter and then use the cheapos
No, but i do rub the folded up tissue around between my fingers to assess and admire the volume of my expulsion
I do when I’m arguing with conservatives on Reddit. Otherwise I strive for clarity and simplicity but not dumbness
“Tech” is a conflated term. The way I read OP is that they don’t want their cars main user interface to be a smartphone app. Doesn’t mean the car can’t be technologically advanced.
Lol cmon did mitch hedberg name that?