definitely

well, I am glad you found it!!

will take some time before we can recommend anything right now :/

We will not be hooking ours up to wifi so I am unable to help there, sorry!

keep watching ;) we figured out I plugged it into the wrong fan port and re did it lol

@3DMusketeers Yes, I seen that only a couple of seconds after I posted. Embarrassed 😳 Cheers. Mike

nope, that does not follow ITAR and CMMC guidelines.

I may be wrong. It's been quite a while since I had to read the itar requirements. But I belive you can have a secured local network which you could connect these printers to as long as it didn't reach out to the web. I think a wifi network would be out of the question tho. My last place of employment was an itar registered Manufacturer and we had cnc machines networked locally to our local server. None of it reached out to the web tho. No experience with cmmc tho. Fun stream! Thanks for sharing the experience,

You have to GUARANTEE it, and I am not in the business of guaranteeing anything that isnt immediately within my control lol. We can run something local but yeah, you have to be SUPER DUPER careful lol.

@@3DMusketeers totally fair! We had a company that specialized in compliant networking work with us to set it up and we were a supplier for a very large company with gov contracts so they audited our networks regularly. Makes it easier to do those kinds of things as a small company when you have the assistance of larger more experienced teams.

@@3DMusketeers Agreed, though these networks aren't difficult to set up, I've got systems that have been isolated for over a decade now, still running Win XP and 7. I don't even bother to update them, considering their isolation is inherent in the network setup, even with carefully upgraded hardware. Contact with the outside world would devastate such systems. One does learn sterile practices with dealing with them

huh?

"Jing bong ding dong hit stone cold ayeeeeh!" Vibes

thats a pretty good track record!

just increase your volumetric flow. You can look to increase the speed too, but volumetric flow is often all that is needed

@@3DMusketeers how do I know by how much? I use orca slicer or Bambu slicer depending on the printer

you can run the flow test in orca and find out :) But generally 40% is a good starting point

@@3DMusketeers ok, I did all the flow calibrations and adjusted that... how would I now increase the speed?

you have to increase volumetric flow in the slicer. Then if you need, you can increase speed too. Likely you are limited in speed by volumetric flow already.

we do, but that would require someone to make one that is actually user friendly lol

you clearly didnt watch the video.......

lolol

yep, cardboard manufacturer couldnt keep up with demand

I am having odd ringing issues with my Q1Pro but yes, Qidi has wonderful support! I do wish they moved faster when it comes to machine releases, seems many forget them (even I do from time to time!)

only ever had elegoo but i have many machines they have been the exact same way. usually willing to replace a part immediately after receiving video/photo proof.

Yeah we really should re-do this. Maybe closer to the holidays? So it can be a good gift for the maker in your world?

for sure!

yep, we never claimed it to be anything else. Will be upgrading this machine soon, should be able to move and print faster!

@@3DMusketeers So quick no timelapse required WELL DONE :)

YES!!

Don't have either. Look at pixel size and go from there. Both should make great models.

BACK IN MY DAY!!! lol

awesome!

not sure, but you do technically want the warm air to be removed from the box because that warm air has moisture in it.. its an odd dance for dryers.

No table saw kick here yet but did get kicked by a radial arm saw. It's easy to have a split second judgement call misstep and get humbled by a big machine

yeah, once you try and fix it you would find out of it was user error or machine failure.

That's not up to us. That's KZfaq. Don't punish creators for things we can't control.

That is simply not possible, I am sorry. Right at the beginning, sure, but there is really no way for that to occur during the winding process of the spool :/

@@3DMusketeers With 10 hours of printing I don't think my spool was at the beginning, for some reason? But who knows I may be bad at math...?

If you care about data privacy, look elsewhere

you can check the PCB but it is likely the cable going bad

they do! And recently just discounted their mystery spools to $10 which are often a mix bag of colors

I still wont remember lol