Gekochte Zwiebeln sind ziemlich süss, laut schneller internet-Recherche wohl grob 5-7%. Insgesammt wird aber wohl auch in der Soße sowie im Teig Zucker zugesetzt.
Ich mag sie auch und würde behaupten dass es der Zucker aus den Zwiebeln ist. Eventuell auch noch zugesetzter Zucker. Die zusammen mit dem fischigen Geschmack, des Pfundes Salz, dem Zucker im Keksboden, ... Eh Pizzaboden und des Palmfetts (da bin ich jetzt unsicher) wirds machen.
So it was the Ukranians just like with NordStream II?
It's usually good for ecosystems with good and loads of docs. Whenever docs are scarce the results become shitty. To me it's mostly a more targeted search engine without the crap (for now)
I'm working on a weather station with a tiny oled display. In the end I spent all my time implementing a small windowing system and plotting lib.
I ran an XMPP network based on prosody and used snikket on android. Can recommend!
Heh, that's also interesting for me to hear. I usually also tend to try and constrain everything and make it as parametric as possible. Since this model became more complex than previous ones I took the liberty to be approximate eg. when lining up the glands and the holes. In the end i just want something printable as quickly as possible. I'll probably never change the dimensions again. It's therefore more time efficient to re model things if I ever need to adjust things.
With the new assembly toolbox I might find an easier way to fit things like the glands and the holes together. Maybe by just tying a cutting object and the gland together and using booleans (which I find quite cumbersome to use).
Great project! I would love to see them on someone. I fortunately don't need glasses but I might at some point consider printing sunglasses.
Ok, since you're really interested, here's my file: https://acloud11.zaclys.com/index.php/s/x2QGkqcCDNjzWe2 I started out by using a master sketch but got a bit lazy afterwards, so quite some things are positioned manually. I'm not sure it's the best file to learn from but maybe it's not terrible either.
Thanks, not yet since there are quite a few things missing still unfortunately. Once I've completed it and successfully printed it, I'll publish it somewhere.
I'll try on my good old ender 3 with PLA. Should do the trick.
Hey, I've recently designed a Poster about the FHS since I often forget where I should place or find things. Do you have any feedback how to make it better?
I updated the poster: https://whimsical.com/fhs-L6iL5t8kBtCFzAQywZyP4X use the link to see online.
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Hey, I've recently designed a Poster about the FHS since I often forget where I should place or find things. Do you have any feedback how to make it better?
Edit: Put up new version
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This Halloween I finally realized my dream from years ago, an articulate T-Rex tail. Unfortunately I didn't have the time to also create a mask/ helmet that goes with it. That's gonna be for next time. The thing is modeled in blender and printed in vase mode. The individual pieces have four holes drilled in and are held together by wooden rods. I initially imagined keeping them together with printed buttons but the rod design worked perfectly on a small scale model.
20 % whole wheat, chia and sunflower seeds
In my last post I described how I mounted the Orbiter v2.0 to a Kobra Max in a makeshift fashion. This time I show you how the finished mounting looks like.
Previous attempts. The ones in white worked but had the extruder dangle, the black ones failed to be mounted for various reasons.
Find the stl and Freecad file here.
I've been looking to switch the bowden extruder for a direct drive type on my Anycubic Kobra Max. I've always hated the blobbing and stringing due to the bowden mechanism. After having received an LDO Orbiter v2.0 today and a bit of tinkering, I now have what I was after :).
The easiest way to install the new extruder was to simply attach it on top of the existing hotend via a small bowden tube and a coupler. I had to design a little adapter flange that attaches to the extruder and accepts a tube coupler. The extruder now dangles in the air. For now this didn't seem to cause any trouble. In the future I might install it using a fixed bracket though.
While I was at it, I also added some additional insulation to the bed (300x300mm in size, so I had to cut a bit). I'm not sure if it really helps a lot but the bed now heats up from 20° to 60° in 3:40 instead of in 4:00. The printer also seems to consume 100mA less (very inaccurate mental averaging of power meter).
Bonus:
First functional part printed with new setup, rectifying some of the original parts issues.
Up next: Get a second Orbiter and have it feed a mixing hotend. My goal is to make nice Lampshades.
90% white wheat
10% whole rye
70% hydration
Overnight sourdough
The animated gif shows how it changes throughout the seasons. Found in the Wikipedia article on athmospheric circulation.
Oder "Sous les pavés la plage"?
I've had massive differences in readouts in DHT22 from aliexpress. They are really not good sometimes