Head Unit almost ready to wire up, time to cut a hole.
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MrNick
@MrNick2@mastodon.social
mastodon 4.8.0-nightly.2026-10-06Old Guy building things: machining, welding, CAD & 3D printing. vSphere 10gbs homelab: Dell Synology XigmaNAS Brocade RPi, more. Dogs. Harleys.
Ghosted4x4@gmail.com
In memory of Panhead Nick.
Not haunted. Ghosted. I have good memories of my late friends, my ghosts. We're all Ghosted some day.
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> Pretty Shiny Things at https://cults3d.com/en/users/Ghosted4x/3d-models
> Econo Gadgets at https://makerworld.com/en/@user.174
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Joined March 30, 2023
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@Jorvon_Moss@mstdn.social
No worries, you do neat things. Is there a data link between the two?
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@Teri_Kanefield@mastodon.social
Perhaps a domestic mass casualty event is what Epstein would suggest.
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@julie
My first thought was: what changes at layer 4?
My second thought: the filament comes under tension as it begins turning the spool.
I don't know what your setup looks like; on mine I would check for binding/ resistance in the filament path, perhaps ptfe has become notched from -cf filaments or a pinch point somewhere.
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@julie@merida.hair
Perhaps eyeball for foreign bodies, gear alignment or lack of lube while you're in there. Rule it out if nothing else.
Good luck. Keep going.