00:26 <JakeSays> it was just announced that we're getting google fiber

00:27 <JakeSays> 2gb symmetric for less than what i pay now

00:28 <JakeSays> it'll probably be available about the time i move

00:33 <InPhase> 2Gbit would be pretty impressive. I'd need to buy a new router and some new ethernet switches to take advantage of that, but it would be worth it.

00:34 <InPhase> My home network is all 1Gbit right now, but my uplink is only 100Mbit symmetric.

00:34 <InPhase> Technically it hits about 110, but it's specified as 100.

01:02 <InPhase> Jack21: Okay... Ornaments.scacd is actually super clever.

01:03 <InPhase> Jack21: I looked at your png and thought, "What is Jack21 doing? These are supposed to be short examples." Then I opened the scad file and went... "Wait..." It took me a minute to sort out how you did that. :)

01:06 <InPhase> The way the two halves magically line up makes it look like it should not be possible with rotate_extrude.

01:10 <InPhase> s/scacd/scad/

01:22 <gbruno> [github] kintel pushed 1 additions (Merge pull request #3976 from openscad/github-snapshot-macos

03:04 <JakeSays> my ender 3 arrived tonight, but i'm not feeling the motivation to assemble it

06:31 <gbruno> [github] kintel pushed 2 modifications (Rewrite CircleCI macOS snapshot to use Homebrew and CircleCI caching (#3977)). https://github.com/openscad/openscad/commit/fc669b449c836d66dc9d542dad766e568952c986

07:42 <Jack21> InPhas: there is a more complex version of it (more features and ratched with fulcrum pin) https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/83902-waveball-twistable

08:12 <johnstein> JakeSays: I bought myself an ender 3 for christmas last year. it stayed in the box for about 2 weeks before christmas (wrapped) and then another week or two before I got around to setting it up. went pretty fast and painless though

08:13 <johnstein> Jack21: that lego block scad is dense. I'm assuming that ub.scad is doing some serious heavy lifting behind the scenes

08:23 <Jack21> johnstein: mostly for the hyperbolic branches/arches  which a segmented hulls ( and not a nice polyhedron) - you can use KBS(help=1);  to make your own blocks  while KBS either make the knobs or the dents so for a brick you need to use a difference from the module with itself - it is more make other objects compatible with construction blocks -

08:23 <Jack21> however as you can set knob width (and femaleknob fKnob) you can adjust your blocks until they fit ( however is only one side is fitting it is more  likely that you have a little under or over extrusion

16:25 <Joel> Two different companies bring fiber to my house

16:25 <Joel> it's a no brainer

16:25 <Joel> I'm in the us, and not on a coast.

16:26 <teepee> take all the fibers!!!

16:27 <Joel> I pay $40/mo for 1gig up/down

16:27 <teepee> neat, I don't think that's available here

16:28 <teepee> supposedly I could get 200mbit, right now I have 61/12

16:28 <teepee> with a 50 contract :)

22:29 <johnstein> Jack21: yea I bet I have some slight extrusion issues. I haven't had to print anything to exacting precision yet so the default ender 3 settings (i.e. esteps) have been giving me decent results. there's some gaps on the top layers that make me think I'm probably slightly under-extruding.

22:31 <Jack21> do you have a caliper? so print a calibration cube und measure the outcome

22:33 <Jack21> also measure the filament - if there is inconsistency  this is bad, but also if the filament is 1.65 but your slicer calculates with 1.75

22:36 <Jack21> https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/glcO6uI4v1epur_5QWAC8U52fSUgsZBTg5GG4VIAXYKivfCLpLtCoSapuQTf8BbGfrW_XlgEHnkCrBCBZ9RVEWMs9MMNZiouWA5THj9v8a6_HWHFU9-VOBwZYk6ZQ_-g8Q=w1280

22:37 <Jack21> every 1/100 mm is about 1% flow change to adjust  (or put the right diameter into the slicer config)

23:33 <Guest10> HI I have a question. Is it possible to use OpenSCAD through an online/web page method? I dont have the abiilty to download this program in my school computers

23:43 <Guest10> https://www.onworks.net/programs/openscad-online

23:44 <Guest10> Is this a credible option for OpenSCAD online?

23:48 <teepee> Guest10: cadhub.xyz supports OpenSCAD, it's a new platform just getting built, but it's possible to do some stuff online