3D Printing Today Episodes 390 and 391

[TobyCWood]

To avoid missing more postings... I'll be out of town for a bit so here's the next 2 weeks of notes:

#390:

News: 

Autodesk Lowers price on generative design

https://3dprintingindustry.com/news/autodesk-slashes-price-of-generative-design-software-by-80-191183/

Segments: 

Slicer Variable Names, Ironing in PrusaSlicer, Ender 3 Cable Chain Revisit

Thing of the Week: 

Clip Tape Cutter

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4876956

#391:

News: 

Formula 1 3D Printed parts

https://3dprintingindustry.com/news/new-3d-systems-material-provides-aero-boost-to-alpine-f1-team-191264/

https://3dprintingindustry.com/news/alfa-romeo-and-am-solutions-partner-for-automated-post-processing-of-3d-printed-race-car-parts-191386/

https://3dprintingindustry.com/news/sauber-draws-on-formula-1-expertise-to-3d-print-spare-parts-for-vintage-cars-191442/

Segments: 

PrusaSlicer, Tuning for Print in Place, Clues to if its a good 3D Printer

Thing of the Week: 

Fidget Polygons

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4874852

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[Jody Harris]

You tease!

[TobyCWood]

Better that then  not posting them and getting all sorts of requests for the references!

[Kurt at VR-FX]

Jody - that's pretty funny. But, I agree with Andy on his pre-emptive posting!

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[Joseph Larson]

So, FYI Andy (and Whitney), Cura has ironing. You can type in "Iron" in the setting search, right at the top of the settings menu, and you'll find it there under "Experimental". 

And incidentally, I find it funny that you said that Cura has so many settings, but then you're constantly going on about how you're using Simplify3D for everything. I really like that cura has a search function for their settings. Makes the whole "where do I find the settings" thing kinda pointless, because if you know what you're looking for, you can just type it in and find it.

[TobyCWood]

The assumption you seem to be making is that one already knows the name of the setting… or even trickier that the name is what they think it is. And… I recall taking about using Cura’s ironing… perhaps that’s in a different segment… maybe you’ll find that funny or interesting and will make a comment on it..
And… incidentally, I use more than one slicer. Why is that something you feel you need to make a snarky comment on? I find it NOT funny how you seem to be doing that more and more. Perhaps this is your way of asking me to watch your YouTube vids so I can make snarky comments about you? If so, forget it. I won’t watch your YouTube vids.