Pro tip for the uninitiated in 3D printing – At the end of a print run you are supposed to have your job completed on the print bed, not melted and wrapped around the hotend…
The last time this happened to me I tried to heat the hotend and then pry the plastic off – result was me stripping wires form various components from the hotend and having to wait a month for all the necessary new parts to arrive. Instead, hobby time last night was gentle application of a heatgun to the affected area. Plastic is now cleared and I’ll need to recalibrate the print bed as everything is now way out of alignment. But that will be a problem for the weekend as I don’t have the patience to argue with technology after work…
@woldenspoons greatest driving song EVER! And I will hear no dissenting opinions on the matter 🙂
@rayzryr where are you finding Conquest locally? And how much are you actually getting for the outlay? It does seem like a nice saving on GW retail but for that coun you could get half a dozen comically large historical armies, or several of other people’s unwanted EBay piles of shame, just sayin 😉
Ok team, look after yourselves and try to remain vaguely coherent and get some sleep /me looks at @horati0nosebl0wer @mage and @rayzryr in particular…
