This can sometimes be caused by uneven cooling. I was able to resolve it by using a fan shroud that cools on both sides of the print.
This can sometimes be caused by uneven cooling. I was able to resolve it by using a fan shroud that cools on both sides of the print.
Those were progressive Republicans. The party Lincoln started was progressive at the time.
The current Republican party is conservative, but that wasn’t always the case.
It was pretty clear during the annular last year. Drove down to Lynndyl and had a great view.
Expanding on this it could be that women deal with catastrophe (e.g. SA/rape) much earlier in life so later catastrophes are perceived as imminently survivable.
I recently built a 3D printer where the entire community for it lives on Discord. Their website instructions are horrifically out of date because all of the current changes have been discussed at some point on Discord. What should have been a 2-4 day project turned into a 2-3 week project due to the garbage involved in trying to strain information out of a massive multi-channel group chat with terrible search.
I’m seeing quite a few strings there around the nozzle and fan ducts. Another thing that can cause that curling is wet filament, which will also cause the stringing. So you might also try drying it.
Do you see the same curling with other filaments?