The wiring and bearing blocks I guess. And the spiral wire tube thingies
Definitely learned a lot. With these upgrades I hope it will last me enough so when I have more disposable income I can build a Voron or something of that caliber.
The frame is this with a few remixed parts thrown in. And scaled everything up to fit this larger tube.
Oh wow a CoreXZ A8. Yeah the original frame is very flimsy indeed. I got noticable improvements in print quality at higher speeds.
Yeah most of the wiring is. The bed wires are soldered on and I haven't noticed them warming up at all.
Upgrades include:
Probably missed a few in the list
Ah, I skipped over the fully part
Could't the Lite too? Or is my memory this bad?
I have an E7 still, and it feels still very modern with its aluminium frame and oled screen. And of course a qwerty keyboard
Thank you for the correction. I was indeed thinking of the profiles and misremembered how it all works.
No one uses standard bluetooth. I'm pretty sure it can only transfer files in its base form
The settings on KDE show this info about my computer after buying a used motherboard. Apparently it came from a prebuilt, though it is a standard ASUS board. Where does this branding come from and is it possible to remove it?
The branding also shows in inxi:
Machine: Type: Desktop System: PC Specialist product: Tornado R7S v: N/A serial: <superuser required> Mobo: ASUSTeK model: PRIME B450-PLUS v: Rev X.0x serial: <superuser required> part-nu: 1744753 UEFI: American Megatrends v: 4402 date: 12/13/2023
We had 3 or 4 sets.
And if you look closely, you can see some illegally placed pieces that somehow weren't noticed when placed
I study in a technical university in the west. Apart from my own laptop, I've only spotted one Linux computer, which was an IT student's laptop. Though I don't study IT myself