Der Staub, der beim zerkleinern von Gras entsteht. In der Mühle gibt es dafür unten ein extra Fach. Der (Blüten)Staub ist sehr potent. Ich kenne das unter dem Namen „Scuff“.
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4·2 months agoSame in Germany! I mostly use it to signal „ thank you“ though. Usually the reply is flashing the high beams once very quickly.
6·3 months agoAnnemarie
2·3 months agoIt’s difficult to tell height and things lining up in the photo - if it’s all over the part it might also be feeding issues or ringing. If it’s ringing check how sturdy the platform your printer sits on is or decrease printing speed. What machine are you using with what settings?
I would guess it’s a timing issue; since the layers on the front part take longer the back part has longer to cool and shrink in relation to other layers. Maybe a draft is increasing this effect - do you print in an enclosure? If yes, maybe a setting a minimal layer time might help - that way all layers have an equal amount of cooling time.
46·3 months agoCrazy how <1000 words need a summary.
how could one manage living an adult life like that?
7·4 months agoUnterschrieben! Ich kommentiere hier für höhere Sichtbarkeit des Pfostens.
Der Kommentar ist sowas von lustig, dass ich im Bus laut schnauben musste.
Habe ewig für „stimmer“ gebraucht und mich gefreut als ichs gerafft habe. Danke für den schmunzler!
And where do we put all that radioactive waste?
To get the part off, put the bed in the freezer overnight.
As others have said, flip glass and continue if possible.
In the future use hairspray / gluestick.
und der Text ist voller Fehler.
Unterschrieben! Danke!
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