Cool peoject :) how did you make it safe? Until now i just used rfid for industrial automation processes, never programmed it on hardware level.. How is it made safe? Maaaay you share the code with me/us? :)

... Getting to work on monday, forgot the solution...

Well, don't know how much you dislike them, but "no but i can hack to your mom" will surely escalate it quick and rough but also definitely - after you finished fighting the guy :D

No, honestly. Just don't take them seriously. Tell them just to fuck off. Without insulting them..

"I am in love with assembly!"
- nobody, ever

I don't know any reason why somebody should use fusion 360 when he/she has knowledge in solidworks? It's like "you are a professional F1 driver, maybe your result would be better by driving a Volkswagen GTI" :D a GTI is strong, but not like a F1 car. Same with solidworks and fusion. Or am I wrong?

@GyroGearloose i was like "if you got any questions with arduino, just ask, i'm not too bad in arduino and stuff".. And then i noticed, that i am on devrant and not in a facebook 3d printing group and probably >90% of all users are better coders than me. :D
Fml i'm happy beeing here :)

@Condor if you want to print out of the box, having good results and everything's fine you probably need to spend around 800€. If you want to get into electronics and learn what depends and so on then you are fine with <200€.. For example creality3D ender 3, anycubic i3 mega, Anet a8... But you need to adjust and improve much until you have satisfying results.

Haha nice :) are your holes too small to mount it? :D i remember how i tried to print something with some close fits.. I guess it took 5 or 6 times to recognize that, like you said, plastic expands :D

Is it often the same spot/direction where it starts to peel off? If so, check if maybe there is a too heavy air flow which hits your printer from a specific direction. Got that many times at the beginning until i noticed, that it always happens when one specific window is opened in the room.

Haha exactly what i noticed yesterday.. What are you going to do?

Try to imagine what has to happen, that pieces fall off if gcode is good:
When you heat a material it changes its volume. For example metal reduces its volume if you heat it. Other materials behave in an other way.
Same does your filament.
Therefore you need to get it cooled out slowly. The slowlier it cools out the better the chances are that it doesn't start warping. No warping, no problem.
That's why i would recommend the same as @Haxk20, just with other reasons. First layer 30mm/s. The more layer at the ground you print that slowly, the better your chances are. Aaand heat bed. Do you have a heatbed? They influence cooling of the first layer even more than low speeds.
Aaaand stop your cooling fan the first few layer.
And while you try that stuff and lose hours and hours and hours safe some money and overthink my suggestion referring to filaprint.

where do you live? in germany you would have good chances that this is a so called "sittenwidriger vertrag".

In germany it's normally not allowed to tie somebody a long time to a contract without the legal period of notice. Especially if this was the first time you studied or it's your first work place.

In germany you only can try to handle this as an employer with a "gentlemen agreement". This is cant be relied on in court, but it's common sense to fullfill it if it is possible (both sides, employer and employee)...

But cant promise, that this is anywhere else like that.

And i'm not a lawyer. That's just what i've been told when the company i used to work gave me a similar chance. Probably you should just inform yourself.

can we see it, too? :)

@code-god no. Not one will amswer to this.

Had to laugh. Loud. While attending "databases" - classes. Thanks. :D

@njpugh90 are they worthwile to buy?

Lol.

Public Count1
{
get => count1;
set => count1=value;
}
Isn't allowed.

It has to be
Public Count1
{
get
{
return count1;
}
set
{
count1=value;
}
}

"I Am tHe TeAcHeR I aM rIgHt"

But maybe he is just a very brave guy. Or maybe a very dumb guy.

@ScriptCoded ....time is money :) the broom stick stood too far away?

@davenall so you think my conclusion is a joke? Puuuh I'm glad i tagged it as "joke" 😉 because of course you are right.

@ScriptCoded probably to ise the sound of a bear trap in a song/radio play/video... 🤔

I can see your twitching eye lid right through my screen. I'm wondering what happens if you get ill tonight.

@notlikethis thank you! I think I can work with that :P
I keep doing udemy classes anyway. But it seems like it is not a fault to tell potentially employers that I do it. Nice.

Love the community everyday 0b1 more :)

If you find a thing please post it. I am looking for a fun raspberry project, too. But everything i can find is either not fun or it is too low for using an raspberry.. I mean temperature measuring and such stuff.. There is no need to use raspberry. A raspberry is laughing about such things. Any 2€ esp8266 or even arduino can do it with only a fraction of power usage (... I hope my bad english is good enough that someone can understand this sentence :D)..

📌

@Nanos creepy 😰

... I'll do if this teacher keeps going on like this...

There are 2 toilets that are always closed and you need a key to use them.. Well.. Never thought of that.

I've been a mechatronics technician for 5 years. Create is probably the wrong word. I have mechanically and eletrically built and made the commissioning at the customers site. The machines were created by engineers. Thats the right description. Sorry for that

I dont want to imagine.😤
But at least asshole managers are paying us. Buuuut teachers are paid because I visited them. You know what i mean? It makes me so angry! But i dont even want to rebuke the teacher. I guess its not that easy to be a teacher 🤔