Material shrinkage is another factor to consider, and there are a myriad of other reasons why there are more accurate ways to mass produce things.

Even assuming a perfect print - no blobs, no zits, and, just for the sake of argument, let’s ignore the Z seam - I disagree that you can reliably get 0.1 mm precision off of a FDM machine in all directions. I’ve been able to get parts to fit each other to within 0.3 mm reliably in the best conditions on a properly-calibrated Prusa MK3S+

But that’s just my experience.

Finally! A reason to listen to Dave Matthew’s Band!

Hey now, maybe she likes boring, repetitive horns

Lemmy has become a lot less civil over the last several months. It’s been disappointing to see, and I engage a lot less. Reddit banning people like crazy hasn’t helped.

I give you my permission to “attack the source” on my comment since attacking the fact won’t get you far.

Your fee is one tossed salad with a side of scrambled eggs

if the frame is in the correct precise shape

3D printing isn’t meant for production-level accuracy. It’s a prototyping technology that is good enough for a lot of different applications, but not when sub-millimeter precision is necessary.

Can you make something that works? Of course! Will it work as reliably as something made using better processes? Usually not.

https://www.cracked.com/article_46594_the-frasier-game-boy-game-is-completely-bonkers.html

I was prepared to downvote based on the first sentence, but then halfway through the comment I changed my mind.

Same reason I still haven’t played Black Myth Wukong

“O RLY?” energy

Can you buy a second speaker?

I don’t know if there’s a good way to fix this. Bluetooth isn’t secure for things without at least some way to enter/display a pairing PIN, but even so you’re both paired to the same speaker.

He was delicious

Super Metroid, especially on a dark and rainy day

Pretty good, but needs more bean varieties

Yoshi!!

This is his final form

(But he didn’t remove himself either.)

In the books at least, I believe he resisted the temptation of the Ring better

Ah, okay. I see now. “Snake handler” generally refers to a professional, but the subject of the article was described as a former truck mechanic. I just didn’t process that in the correct order.