My blog and 3D prints
My blog and 3D prints
We're back! Whew, after doing all that automation, static IPs, OpenHAB and printer jobs, its time to take a small break. But don't worry, I'll still talk about 3D printing at some point in this post. The main focus here is me struggling with my new
Here we are back at again, Round 3!! Last time we left off with using OpenHAB to automate the printing lights on a job start and stop. Now, we take things one step further, by automating more steps when the job stops and me just overall being lazy
Welcome back to the automation trilogy! Last time we talked about a scripty way to get around keeping DNS up to date without needing a static IP. This time we talk about a recent limitation to IF This Then That (IFTTT), an IoT service that interacts
Finally, another post! I basically skipped the month of November and almost December. Thanksgiving food put me in a virtual coma (see what I did there ¬‿¬ ) Anyway, while I didn't post anything, there were lots of fun things going on in the l
Yeah, yeah, I know Halloween has past but hey better late than pregnant! We're going to take a sec and talk about a couple of Halloween decorations that I printed out last minute. Spooky Halloween Candles The first Halloween print of the
Back at it again! This round of upgrades have to do with remotely controlling power flowing to the printer. In previous posts I mentioned that I have my Raspberry Pi being fed power through the printers PSU. This is just to reduce how many outlets m
Yep! Time to start cleaning up this mess! Some of them fixing mistakes and some straight up cosmetic to quell my OCD! So lets just dive in! Mind the Glass Yeah, so starting with our mistake. Turns out there are many good reasons to not lea
Hi all! I'm sure seeing this posts timestamp suggests that I'm writing this underground, munching on some MREs, waiting out the zombie apoc.... I mean COVID 19 pandemic. Well, its not as extreme as that, but I am however been doing my part quarantin
In part one, I talked about the setup and building upgrades for the printer. While those upgrades helped a lot, I still had more upgrades to go after. Upgrades that significantly cut down on steps to start and monitor a print, or just completely au
In my many upgrades and modifications I've made to my printer there are a few game changers. One of those changes was switching over to using a glass bed. The stock pad that comes with the ender 3 isn't the absolute worst thing in the world. It's
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