mcavoya

Honestly, I'm surprised this isn't the top comment.

I use it on the phone, computer (web site) and the kitchen display. I can simply tell G to add an item to a list.

Also, my wife and I have a few shared lists. So either one of us can easily add something to the grocery list while rooting through the fridge.

Gotta admit, that took me way longer than it should have.

I like the style. The doors aren't boring slabs.

Please share your future project. I'd love to see a practical use case.

Okay. Now I dare you to count up all the Samsung "Galaxy" products.

WOW! That is super even. I looked at mine with a FLIR attached to my phone, and it had definite hot spots. It might be time for a new heat bed.

I am impressed that the edges of your build plate are hot enough to keep the corners from curling up. This is a problem I fight on any print that is close to an edge.

I laughed WAY too hard at this. The closer I looked, the more detail I saw, the harder I laughed.

Nice article, easy read.

Yeah, there is more going on here than PJRC, Sparkfun or Adafruit are telling us. In no universe does simply cutting off a revenue stream make sense.

I keep seeing the word "drama" thrown around. I suspect it's not taking place in an online forum, but in the real world.

I don't like pouring in sand during the print. It's too easy for the fans to blow it all over.

I use gyroid infill and leave a hole in the bottom. Then pour in casting plaster after the print is removed from the bed. Let dry and sand smooth.

Welcome to Iowa.