u/chiefaleaf420

I became over confident in just letting my prints go lately, and 95% of the time I actually have no issues running a 60+ hour print. Does this look like a clogged nozzle? It's got these tiny little gaps all throughout the print. This is my first time using this overture rock PLA and also the first print I've started since replacing all 3 fans. Im not sure if that has anything to do with why this is happening or if it's just a huge coincidence.. but yeah. 60 hour print out the window. Im a sad guy right now.

Overture Rock/Marble PLA

Nozzle 205

Bed 55

Print speed 50mm

Adaptive layers turned off

The old fan I unplugged is clearly a 24V fan and I've been using this printer for 2 years with no issue but the board looks like it says 12v... Just want to make sure my 24V replacement is fine. Which once again, has been using a 24v without issue for years so I dont see how it wouldn't be...

I am an idiot and honestly have no clue what im doing so I apologize in advance.. but where am I supposed to plug the hotend fan in? Do I really have to cut the white plastic connector piece off? When I bought the cable I was under the impression I could just unplug the old fan and plug this piece in but when I unplugged the old fan I saw that it was just the stripped wires plugged into circle 1, the red cables from the hotend was in circle 2, the white cable with the plastic piece that I thought would be the fan plug in was in 4, and the blower fan in 3... is there no way for me to plug the new one in without cutting off the white plastic pin connector?

I broke my hotend fan blade and I went to replace and it and saw this.. is there a way to get these cables out without damaging anything..? Im not really sure why all of them are hot glued down like this but I specifically bought a long enough fan cable to not have to splice anything..

I was given my grandmother's favorite lamp after she passed away by my mom, but unfortunately my mom also just unexpectedly passed away on Valentine's Day this year. So unfortunately I have no one to ask, and I suddenly find myself really wanting to know more about where she got it or just any information at all about it. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

I just went from paying 100$ a month for 400 mb for the past 7 years to getting a Gig for 20. To say im happy would be a understatement lol. The customer solutions rep I was talking to was awesome, I ended up being on the phone with her for 2 hours and quite a big portion of that was just talking about life and random stories from the both of us. She initially gave me the Gig for 40$ a month which I was already very much okay with, but about 1.5 hours into the conversation, she told me she could actually do it for 20$. I legitimately couldn't believe it. I know people have their issues with spectrum, God knows I have, but she seriously hooked it up.