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Brother ewww
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What about your OS? are you running like Ubuntu 12.04 to go with that php 5?
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That's not true at all. You get wet yes, but it's a small amount of water that your body warms up and then helps insulate you. The suit itself is water proof and insulating. You can definitely wear a 5mm or so wetsuit down to 50f water temp or so.
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Well yeah I mean, running super outdated software is bound to cause issues like this.
It's pretty damn easy to get legacy stuff updated to modern these days with AI tools.
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I keep hearing this, but what am I missing here? Do you just never update your packages? All you have to do is upgrade to a new minor version and you're good. Why does that take 36 hours?
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Thank you. I hate when people only give me .3mf's. I want my own settings, damnit.
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Have you tried some waterproof boot liners?
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You're likely to make it worse by trying to fix it. It's passable as is.
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Sure, I guess. Take the video from straight on.
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Run the saw, and put a piece of wood beside the blade as close as you can without touching it. Then visually check if the blade is running true, or if it wobbles. If there's any wobbling then the blade is probably unusable, assuming you want decent cuts in the future.
I mean you just hold it. You are over thinking this a bit.
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That's pretty much the only dangerous thing you can do on a bandsaw. It can cause lots of issues, including possible damage to the machine or to the blade.
A bandsaw will make very quick work of your fingers, for sure. But you don't really need to be scared of it, it's a very safe tool. Just follow the one rule: work must be stable.
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So did you buy a printer just for the fun of it without actually having a need for it? You're basically now trying to create a problem to solve.
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There's probably a piece of filament stuck somewhere, possibly in the AMS drive motor blocking the sensor.
I would open a ticket before you start taking stuff apart though. It could be a problem with the unit and may need to be warrantied.
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How I handled it: apt upgrade -y
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A bandsaw is probably the safest tool in the shop. You really have to do something stupid to get injured by a bandsaw.
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Don't buy the cheapest. Get good quality blades. Grab a Lenox for a good mid range option.
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Yeah, can't do that. You can stick a wedge under the floating edge, that will prevent it from getting sucked in.
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Remove root login, remove password login. That's pretty much it.
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I mean I've had sessions where it's just idiot after idiot after idiot. Throw in disconnects, etc, and you can absolutely tank this far if you get unlucky.
But OP is the tank, so it's likely on him. The tank largely decides the outcome.
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Did you put your shotgun into a yeti?
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Ventilation is mandatory for ABS. that shit is nasty
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Just look forward and go. The bike will do what it wants, just hang on
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Why? The Milwaukee folding utility knives are absolute gems
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Well he has 34 felony convictions that he wasn't held accountable for. So, it's safe to say he's just above the law completely.
Seems like risking a little down time is better than getting hacked