Leaving the lights on

[Zak Smolen]

I just started a pretty long print and want to be able to keep an eye on it tonight so I'm leaving the back of the room lights on. If anyone stops by this evening please leave those on when you leave (and feel free to check the print and kill it if it is failing). I'm working on a better long-term solution for this so we won't have to leave the room lights on all the time to keep an eye on our prints.

[Zak Smolen]

Luckily I did this because after about 4 hours of a 10 hour print I checked it and saw that there were a few fuzzy looking spots and sure enough when I came down to the space to check some of the pieces were just starting to mess up. Trying another medium length print (some replacement parts for the hand project) but it should be done by the morning so if anyone wants to use the printer tomorrow feel free to set the pieces aside if I haven't picked them up yet. 

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On Sep 2, 2016, at 6:10 PM, Zak Smolen <zaks...@gmail.com> wrote:

I just started a pretty long print and want to be able to keep an eye on it tonight so I'm leaving the back of the room lights on. If anyone stops by this evening please leave those on when you leave (and feel free to check the print and kill it if it is failing). I'm working on a better long-term solution for this so we won't have to leave the room lights on all the time to keep an eye on our prints.

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[Zak Smolen]

So I also just broke the webcam mount trying to adjust the camera angle... If you do check the webcam you'll notice that it's a new and interesting perspective. I'll print a replacement mount for the webcam when I get a chance (though the bird's eye view is pretty cool).

On Fri, Sep 2, 2016 at 11:22 PM, Zak Smolen <zaks...@gmail.com> wrote:

Luckily I did this because after about 4 hours of a 10 hour print I checked it and saw that there were a few fuzzy looking spots and sure enough when I came down to the space to check some of the pieces were just starting to mess up. Trying another medium length print (some replacement parts for the hand project) but it should be done by the morning so if anyone wants to use the printer tomorrow feel free to set the pieces aside if I haven't picked them up yet. 

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On Sep 2, 2016, at 6:10 PM, Zak Smolen <zaks...@gmail.com> wrote:

I just started a pretty long print and want to be able to keep an eye on it tonight so I'm leaving the back of the room lights on. If anyone stops by this evening please leave those on when you leave (and feel free to check the print and kill it if it is failing). I'm working on a better long-term solution for this so we won't have to leave the room lights on all the time to keep an eye on our prints.

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[Avi Silverman]

Zak, I took your print off the bed and put them next to the computer. Also, started a 5hour print.

Avi

[Zak Smolen]

Thanks! I'll be by later today to pick them up and drop off a new giant shop vac for the space. 

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