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#3dprinter

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#Goals2025

Moving away from the constant upgrade cycle & moving closer to the ideals of #PermaComputing #MalleableSoftware

Design and setup a redundant system of old/used, cheap, low-power devices running ia: #Guix, #Linux, #FreeBSD, #macOS, #HaikuOS, #Plan9Front, #X11, #P9, #NFS, all working together

Become an expert on #MicroControllers #ESP32 #STM32 #RP2040 #MIPS #RiscV

DIY sensors which sing like birds to communicate their status

DIY robots "drones"

Move as much as possible of my computing needs to the #Terminal, #Emacs, #Rio #CLI #TUI #P9

Get an #3DPrinter and learn to use it

Design and build my own portable 8dot #braille terminal & try out if 3x3 or 3x4 dots is also workable.

Design and build my own low-power computers, their OS, and tools

Writing more of my own tools #DIY

#SmallTalk #ObjectPascal #Prolog #Scheme #Racket #CommonLisp #Haskell #Rust #Go #ObjectiveC #Swift

Deploy #LoRa #ReticullumNetwork #RNodes #MeshCore #Meshtastic

Start an #InternetResiliencyClub

Add #Tor, #I2P support by #WebProxy

#SolarPowered #SelfHost over #I2P, #OnionService #Blog #Wiki #Repositories #GopherHole #Darcs #Mercurial

#SelfHost my own #EmailServer, which will only accept email from #KnownServers #CommunityEmail #MutualEmailAcceptance

Share files via #BitTorrent over #I2P

DIY #HomeAutomation
DIY #GardeningAutomation
DIY #GreenHouse

Get a house cat, train the cat, use voice and gestures

Start asking money for advice & technology support

Build/program my own opportunistic and strange cryptocurrency miners #BTC, #XMR, #ZEC, etc #Art

#MakeMoreArt #LearnToDraw #Learn3DModeling #LearnGenerativeArt #LearnToComposeAmbientMusic

#ReCreateJottit #ReCreateInstikiWiki

#WriteMore #PublishMore #Letters, #Essays, #Missives, #Reports, #Treatise

#HotTake A second hand #3dprinter (open source variety) is worth more than a new one. I have a second hand, well aged #Ender3 and I wouldn't have change it for one straight out of factory if someone offered to swap. I got it modded, added some tiny but significant mods myself, like a kapton tape in some strategic places or a direct deivinator. It's a much better machine than a new one. It is worth more than a new one to anyone with a brain. I got it for 2/3 of the price. It's a steal. Buy used 3d printers, it's really worth it, they are immortal. Ofc I'm not talking about those closed sourced, gated bs machines. I'm talking about the good machines originating from #reprap ecosystem and project.

#Modular #Stencil System For 3.5"x5.5" #PocketNotebooks (#FieldNotes, #Moleskine, & Others)

This is an extension to my full-sized stencils for 3.5x5.5-inch #pocketJournals. This lets you add regular/wide ruled lines, dots, grids, tables, etc as you like in blank notebooks.

#Thingiverse #3Dprinter Downloads: thingiverse.com/thing:7060429

Also on #TinkerCAD: tinkercad.com/users/gEfJm2CRHZS

ThingiverseModular Stencil System For 3.5"x5.5" Pocket Notebooks (Field Notes, Moleskine, & Others) by howtophilExpanding on the full-page stencils I've made for 3.5x5.5 pocket notebooks, this is a modular set of stencils that allow you to easily have regular or wide ruled lines, dots, grids, tables, and blank spaces on each page in various configurations to suit your needs. Small, Tall, and Stout are the three sizes I've gone with for a set of simple module sizes. I hope they work well for you. They seem to be working well for me. I use them in some "cost-effective" 3.5x5.5-inch blank journals but, as that is the same size as some Field Notes and Moleskine pocket notebooks, they should work in those just as well.The "dot" templates will require a micron-style pen, a mechanical pencil, or (I found out) a "Tombow Fudenosuke WS-BH Calligraphy Brush Pen Hard" also works. If you choose to use a pencil, you have the option to erase the dots after you've gridded or drawn out whatever you like.You can use the layout stencils to mark out the basic design, then use the modules to put lines, grids, and dots into those boxes. Of course, you can skip the layout stencils and simply use the module stencils, placing them freeform as you wish. My full-page 3.5x5.5-inch stencils here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:7058617My full-page 3.5x5.5-inch dot-stencil here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:7059128Models for these and the other stencils are one TinkerCAD for you to tinker to your personal tastes: https://www.tinkercad.com/users/gEfJm2CRHZS

So the #3DPrinter is back to work. Swapped the glued up melty Creality Sprite for a Micro Swiss NG direct drive. Had to ask a fellow fused-depositioner to print a mounting bracket for the touch sensor, as I wired up JST XH extension cables from board to print head. With lead-free solder for the pin socketed ends. That was a trial. And the nozzle was not quite preheated & pretightened as promised on the install sheet. Also a bit overextrudey, so dropped it to .85 flow rate in Orca.

The #RepRapMicron #3Dprinter is now actually 3D, after a fashion. First multi layer experiment did indeed produce something thicker than a single layer even if it wasn't terribly elegant. This was a test run of the process rather than an honest-to-god print attempt, but provided valuable data on the process and imaging:
blog.reprap.org/2025/06/multi-

blog.reprap.orgRepRap: Blog: Multi-layer Print - First Pre-test Run