Yeah, that isn't going to work, because either

1. !>25% of your population doesn't believe women have that right

or

1. Your countries existing laws give too much voting power to a minority

Dude,

Close down /m/internet and /m/science so that someone else can create it and properly moderate it.

What kind of sideloading?

I could print these out of PLA and easily hold a bunch of 12GA wire.

• Posted Oct 2016

I've been using all the tools I can find to proper curate shit.

block youtube channels that are notorious for click-bait titles.

block blog/news sites from my feeds that also do this.

New Pingu?

Nice, the problem with putting covers on my steppers is they have a nice heatsink on them at the moment.

Nice, you must own a lot of nozzles!

Not much there to improve.

It's already designed well, easily printable.

Well done.

That's a fair argument. Even if every used a tiny bit, there would still be a lot of loss to the atmosphere through leaks/etc of the distribution system.

So yes 100% elimination would be ideal.

But this could be a viable middle step between 100% gas heating -> Supplemental/Heat Pump -> 100% Heat Pump

Two Options.

1 - Your slicer can split the STL into two parts and you print them at the same time, then glue them together.

2 - You print entire thing. Pause the print 1/2 way through, place the clip and resume the print.

Not really.

You can weigh it, and the slicer gives you an estimate of how much volume/mass is needed.

But it's not too difficult to pause a print. Unload what little you have left and reload a new roll then resume the print.

That's assuming you have another roll of the exact type/color filament you are using ready to go.