This is about European producers not having a chance against producers on the market, first and foremost. "Security" is just a fig-leaf excuse.
It is so easy to make a device not phone home.
Prunebutt
joined 2 years ago
The new heating block is in transit. I'll do some checks.
Nah, don't worry about it. You used the correct term, which happens to have an amiguous name (you'd translate the German term to "thread-cutting drill").
Thanks for the heads up. Is it very unadvisable to leave the PLA in the threading if nozzle and heatbreak have proper contact?
Sorry, not an english native speaker, so I didn't know what a tap was. Good thing that context made me not google myself to death with that non-SEO friendly term (it's the drill thing that cuts threads inno holes).
A new heating block is a bit cheaper and I got no use for a tap, so I just ordered a new one. Maybe I give the torching method a try, too before it arrives.
Anywho: I understand the hotend way better now. I guess the 4,50€ for a new heating block is worth it. (:
and you may need to run a tap through the heater block to clean the threads
I've cleaned the outside, but I don't know what you mead by that. Could you explain how I fix the threading?
It is bare metal to metal surface contact.
That's what I meant with "seal". 😅
Thanks for the advice. Gonna implement it.
So that means I need to teardown the extruder and check the seal of the heatbreak?
Harumpf 🙄😤. It came like that. I only attached the extruder to the printer. I didn't expect that I need to open it up.
Maybe I should have fastened the nozzle, though.
Those are thingamabobs/whatsits. 🤓
I'd argue that it's not even a veteran-friendly distro, given the steep learning curve. 😅
still love it, tho. ❄️❤️
Sorry, Nixos is great, but you qlearly didn't read the requirements.
Why ban the devices entirely, then and not introduce a legal requirement to be able to run the devices entirely on your own network?