It doesn't seem to go around anymore. The magnets in the base are ok but the plastic around the axle must have swelled or something. Can I replace that part, or is it a whole new bucket? Just a small bit of piping would do.
Guess what I have been doing this morning?
I think my Mars 3 Pro is on the way out. Prints are failing, and half the LED lighting up at other times. I see that a Mars 5 is currently £5 more than a Mars 4 but £20 less than a 4 Ultra.
I don't need 9K and all the bells and whistles. I also think my old resin tank would be compatible with a Mars 5. Is the 5 any good?
Edit: I will probably go for the Mars 4 Ultra. I don't need cameras. More resolution, a more secure print bed and no more need for USB sticks are enough for me.
I googled the band "Angine De Poitrine", whose whole schtick seems to be polkadots. Google had a button at the bottom that let you cover the screen in polkadots. Is this a new thing?
Can someone tell me more?
I haven't touched my printer for a year. Got a new PC and tried out the latest versions of all the slicers. How they have changed, and how they push the subscription model.
Lychee. Add a resin, and it's like, here are some ready-made configs and the % chance of them working. Which do you want to use?
Chitu box is "Are you printing teeth? Are you sure you don't want to print teeth?"
I tried Elegoos own SatelLite, but nothing was particularly obvious about what to do.
What is the best slicer these days?
Every time I query a new subject, I start a new prompt. Given time, however, it will still start referencing things from last year that I discussed with it. Is there any way to make it forget everything discussed up to now?
I went to see Father, Mother, Brother, Sister the other day, and the cinema was full of groups of middle-aged women. Middle-aged man myself. I remember and still love the great films from the 90s, but I wonder how his rep stands up today?
I enjoyed the film even though it was a bit Mike Leigh in places. The recurring plot points were an interesting idea.
70 mins of debauchery. All the classics and a few more.
50+ years with a 30+ year CD collection (all ripped now). Just recently, I have been getting into making themed mixes for myself. Pick a dozen tracks from a genre that work well together, drag them into Ableton arrange view, start slow, get faster, and get them sweet fades from one to another. I think they sound quite good, even if I do say so myself.
How do I share them, and what do I do next? I certainly don't want to be a club DJ, but I could do something between sets at a gig. That sort of thing. I have the free Mixcloud, and I might reach out to some of the local underground radio stations. It's a ready-made hour of content for them.
I have a couple of controllers, so I could fiddle about with Live FX, etc.
Any suggestions?
Edit: Well, I hope none of you naysayers play records made with sequencers.