When I leave the spool on the machine after a print and I come back later my filament is always broken, it usually snaps in a similar location or in two like this. This sometimes happens after only leaving it for less than a day, in a few hours it just breaks without the machine (ender 5) even running. This filament is sunlu but it happens with other ones too. Any ideas?
What is the meta for enchanting armour with protection. I've seen mixed reviews and supportive opinions for both full Protection IV but also for having one piece with fire protection, blast protection, fire protection and protection. Does anyone know which is actually better or what the specific advantages of each are?
So I'm currently a V3 - V4 climber, sometimes V5 if it suits my style, obviously this is in my gym which I don't know whether it's sandbagged or easy or how the grading is but yeah around there so fairly beginner and recently I tried my gym's kilter board. It's fixed at 45° I think and I had absolutely 0 chance. I couldn't even get onto the wall on a V0 I'd just completely fall off. I know board climbing is amazing for training but how do I train so I can actually get onto the board? Is it just hang boarding and finger strength stuff or what's the trick to getting onto the kilter board. I would say in general overhangs aren't my strong suit I'm better at like vert and slab but still.
As in the title I don't really understand the difference between them and also how do I know how much I'm bending i.e. half or full etc. As you can imagine I am very new and I did have a quick look over the wiki but couldn't find it.
Was inspecting low water pressure under the kitchen tap and there was this knob on some kind of valve. It turned 90 degrees and blew out of the pipe and water started rushing everywhere. I turned mains water off in the house but it's still dripping a bit. Could anyone tell me what this is called or how to put it back? I have added photos of the parts of it and where it was situated
This curved line from the 2nd fret going to 'nothing' on the same string. From what I've found the curve means a 'hammer' so you play the first note (in this case the 2) then without plucking the string again hit the second note with your finger (I think). But how do I hit nothing?? Also the ones going from the 0, I play it open then where do I hammer?
So I was researching AMAT because it has earnings today at 9.30 British time and looks like it will have a good outcome. Just before 9 I go onto my trading app to buy some stock and as I'm about to buy this happens at 9. I didn't buy because I expect it will come down now but why would something like this happen?
What's anyone's opinions on the earnings tonight. Who's in on what and is now too late to be considering any of these? From what I've seen I can't decide whether quantum will go up or not...
I've been trading/investing for about 6 months now. At first it was more involved but the last few months I've just whacked everything into metal ETFs and stuff like that. I don't really know what I'm doing to be honest so I was wondering what advise people have for beginners? Especially considering I'm not using much capital. That 100 dollars I just sold a stock today for some profit and the rest is in a pie with 4 metal ETFs that's break even right now. Obviously I want to try make as much as possible but I know it's not easy or quick and definitely not with 300 dollars so I'm just curious what people would recommend.
Printed the built in Orca Slicer temp tower on my Ender 5. Bottom is 230, top 190, intervals of 5. Printed in anycubic silk red pla that has been in a silica box for a few months. Stringing is bad at high temps but at low there's what looks like under extrusion or something but it's mainly on this side of it. Can someone help me interpret it?
I switched to orca from cura and am just using the default settings but whenever I use supports they just stick to the sides and bottom of my prints like in the photo. What settings do I change to fix this?