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Dumpster Build Challenge EP1

In a time, where the lockdowns have ripped our supply chains apart and the energy crisis has become way worse due to insane political/ideological movements, the future indeed does not look bright. The VORON build is on halt now, since, due to aforementioned supply chain issues, we will have to wait 4 more weeks for parts.

So, let's adapt and try to build things without sourcing new material and components. The challenge is to build something new, but only using parts from trash or what is already available, just like in the worst foreseeable future that is to come.

If you want to see more, please join Odysee and follow our channel there.

2022/10/17 12:27 · chrono · 102 Comments
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Voron 2.4 Build Live EP7: Odroid M1 & CAN Setup

The last couple of weekends were very busy printing countless parts needed for the new machine, while the rest of the time was spent on sourcing parts and digging into the vast Voron ecosphere and learning curve.

Today we will unbox and dive into the:

A very big thank you goes out to Linux Automation GmbH for sponsoring the candlelight for our experiments with CAN bus and 3D printers among other things! The candlelight has been extremely helpful to get a reliable quick start with CAN in order to be able to debug and fix the hardkernel issues of their M1 kernel.

If you want to see more, please join Odysee and follow our channel there.

2022/10/17 11:46 · chrono · 106 Comments
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Voron 2.4 Build Livestream EP6

In today's Episode we continue to print Voron 2.4 R2 parts with ApolloX ASA (grey) successfully. However, it didn't go along smoothly without trouble, as this was a very fun live episode where we could watch metrics indicating a pre-fail condition of the Felix's extrusion process. So we spent the time live hunting the actual source of the problem by deduction, logic and physics on the basis of the metrics indicating the issue.

If you want to see more, please join Odysee and follow our channel there.

2022/10/17 11:36 · chrono · 63 Comments
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Voron 2.4 Build Livestream EP5

In today's Episode we continue to print Voron 2.4 R2 parts with ApolloX ASA (grey) successfully. However, it didn't go along smoothly without trouble, as this was a very fun live episode where we could watch metrics indicating a pre-fail condition of the Felix's extrusion process. So we spent the time live hunting the actual source of the problem by deduction, logic and physics on the basis of the metrics indicating the issue.

If you want to see more, please join Odysee and follow our channel there.

2022/08/17 07:57 · chrono · 75 Comments
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Voron 2.4 Build Livestream EP4

In todays Episode we continue to print Voron 2.4 R2 parts with ApolloX ASA (grey) on the open frame Felix successfully. This was without a doubt the most demanding and complicated part to print due to its size and complexity: The Stealthburner's Main Body. It is nowhere near perfect but it will do hopefully do its job and print itself again on the Voron perfectly :)

If you want to see more, please join Odysee and follow our channel there.

2022/08/10 17:56 · chrono · 88 Comments
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Voron 2.4 Build Livestream EP3

In this next Episode we continue to print Voron 2.4 R2 ApolloX ASA parts on the open frame Felix sucessfully. The AB Motor Mounts and XY Mounts have come out fairly well. In the next Episode on the follwing Sunday we will switch over to grey Filament and print the most demanding part: The Stealthburner's Main Body.

If you want to see more, please join Odysee and follow our channel there.

2022/08/10 17:51 · chrono · 92 Comments
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Voron 2.4 Build Livestream EP2

In this next Episode we continue to print Voron 2.4 R2 ApolloX ASA parts on the open frame Felix sucessfully. The results are not perfect yet, but there is still enough filament and more parts to tweak more slicer settings to get it to as close to perfect as possible within the constraints of the printer and environment. But so far, the brims and draft shield seem to hold.

If you want to see more, please join Odysee and follow our channel there.

2022/08/02 19:07 · chrono · 74 Comments
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First Voron 2.4 Build Livestream

This was a first trial attempt to see if we can stream our Voron 2.4 Printer build process live via Odysee. The challenge was to figure out if we can print the needed Voron 2.4 R2 parts on the open-frame Felix with ApolloX ASA.

If you want to see more, please join Odysee and follow our channel there.

2022/08/02 18:58 · chrono · 146 Comments
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HTTPS Connection Problems

For the last 24 hours a couple of users may have encountered TLS connection problems to this wiki, especially with latest browsers as a result of an unfortunate combination of problems. The last certificate expired yesterday and a new one was rolled out but the new certificate (from STARTSSL) seems to have been signed against STARTCOMs root CA, which was already kicked out by mozilla and google in latest firefox and chrome/ium. As this wiki is only accessible through HTTPS and ensures this by setting HSTS headers, there was no quick fix to mitigate the problem.

Since the whole TLS/HTTPS/CA business is totally broken by design, we either have to live with it or make a conscious move to https://letsencrypt.org/ with https://certbot.eff.org/, which will provide our certs from now on to be more independent from commercial CAs and their leaks and implementation problems.

Sorry for the inconvenience if you were hit by this problem.

2017/01/23 10:01 · chrono · 28 Comments
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Darkmatter - A new theme for LEDE/OpenWRT

Darkmatter is an alternative HTML5 theme for LuCI that has evolved from luci-theme-bootstrap & luci-theme-material, in an attempt to bring a more concise, clean and visually pleasing UX to LEDE/OpenWRT. Check it out, help testing on different devices with different configurations and submit fixes if you can. All is welcome and needed to improve it further.

Desktop View of Status Page

More Screenshots below. Source: https://github.com/apollo-ng/luci-theme-darkmatter

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2017/01/08 21:21 · chrono · 116 Comments
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