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Grilled Havarti and bacon on sourdough with salsa for dipping on the side.

Turkey, Boar's Head roast beef, low sodium bacon, smoked cheddar, roasted sweet peppers, tomato, microgreens and Japanese style mayo on a toasted ciabatta roll.

I know it's not any kind of a big deal in the age of modern printers with load cell technology, but I just love the way the first layer and base is coming out on the model I'm printing this morning.

This may be old news to some, but I just stumbled across this today while doing some research on the INDX system.

Reverse-Engineered CAD Model of Prusa’s INDX System Appears Online After Accidental File Release « Fabbaloo

Jack Allen's Kitchen - Green Chili Cheeseburger

IT's the end of the week and I'm finishing up this week's cold cuts. Boar's Head roast beef, honey ham, baby Swiss, fire roasted sweeet red pepper, broccoli microgreens and garlic aioli on toasted seeded Jewish rye.

Grilled honey ham, Havarti and beefsteak tomato on seeded Jewish rye.

Boar's Head low sodium roast beef, smoked cheddar, roasted sweet red peppers, beefsteak tomato, broccoli microgreens and Japanese style mayo on a toasted ciabatta roll.

Roast beef, honey roasted ham, smoked Havarti, beefsteak tomato, fire roasted sweet red pepper, arugula microgreens and chipotle mayo on a toasted ciabatta roll.

I've been experimenting with different materials and lighting for these moon lamps. I got my AC power cords with an inline dimmer switch in today. The light source is a 6W dimmable LED E12 bulb. Here's 2 moon lamps outfitted with the new pluggable, dimmable light source. The one on the left was made with matte white PLA and the one on the right was made with semi-translucent lithophane PLA. The one on the right is at its dimmest setting and the one on the left as it brightest. When I turn up the one on the right, it can be used as a lamp. THe moon was printed on my C1+ and the stands on one of my MK4S.

Time to finish this week's cold cuts. Low sodium roast beef, turkey, baby Swiss, fire roasted sweet peppers, mixed microgreens, romaine lettuce (because I ran out of microgreens) and garlic aioli on toasted local sourdough.

My BigAss™ sandwich for today is ham, turkey, roast beef, smoked cheddar, roasted sweet red peppers, beefsteak tomato, mixed microgreens and mayo on toasted seeded Jewish rye bread.

I just finished a second 29-ish hour print on my Core One+, and it was once again a zero drama event. These machines usually just run and run and create great output. Anytime my prints fail the likelihood it was a me problem and not a printer problem is very high. Having learned 3D printing back when on an OG Ender 5, my first Prusa printer was a night and day reliability/repeatability difference. Granted, the industry has changed a lot since I started printing but even my old upgraded MK3.5 machines are still rock solid.

Today's hunger inspired BigAss™ sandwich is low sodium roast beef, baby Swiss, fire roasted red pepper, beefsteak tomato, mixed microgreens and chipotle mayo on a toasted ciabatta roll.

I printed this on my Prusa Core One+. It took about 29 hours. The LED light I ordered for it won't arrive until Saturday, but I used one of my rechargeable work lights to test. Here's how it came out.

I've had this since it was new. Found it in in a cabinet under my workbench. It still works and boots. Unfortunately it got separated from its keyboard and mouse at some point. I will hopefully find them. Note the impressive 1Mbyte of RAM!

Another abstract Christmas photo.

One of my kids made this years ago. I just came across it in a folder of unprocessed RAW files from the end of last year.