People are really not getting your sarcasm

That’s my fetish

Hahaha. Yes I think that’s corrrect

Which distro is most like indica?

A basic food dehydrator does a good job with drying filament rolls (and most can dry more than one at once).

The issue with most of the dedicated filament dryers is one of airflow. They get the filament rolls hot but don’t push the humid air out of the dryer. That’s not to say that they don’t work, but mostly they will work more slowly than a food dehydrator.

Hey I meant to mention that Sovol is another brand that’s worth consideration. They seem to respect open source licenses better than most, and they were respectful with the Voron open source designs when they released their own version of the Voron 2.4 Core XY printer.

I built a Voron 2.4 from a kit, but I seriously considered the Sovol version since it is much easier to assemble for a decent price.

To me, that is a good indicator that the company isn’t seeking to lock in their users to a closed ecosystem.

You are very welcome, friend! Happy printing!

A valid concern for sure. On mine, I installed (it was very easy!) a community-modified firmware called OpenCentauri to address those concerns. I completely understand if that isn’t open enough for you though.

There is another effort by that same development team to bring a standard Klipper firmware to the CC1.

“I’m the best at what I do, and what I do ain’t pretty”

Is an Elegoo Centauri Carbon an option for you? I have the CC1, and it’s a really nice printer for the cost ($320 USD). They sell refurbished models for a bit less.

Elegoo also makes other models which are also pretty decent but even less expensive such as the Neptune series.

I completely understand not wanting to import, but as I don’t speak Korean unfortunately, I won’t be much help with researching what is available.

I don’t know your budget but if possible, shoot a little higher than Creality. They have a reputation for selling not-quite-working printers that you can get to limp along just enough to print replacement parts for it so you can start the endless cycle of trying to get it working correctly.

You said you’re looking for just light usage, so I assume that you don’t want to spend 3x the amount of effort on the printer as you will spend using it.

Do you mind if I ask what your upper limit is for price?

No they won’t be upset because the Debian devs aren’t drooling, knuckle-dragging idiots. This is obviously parody and not at all harmful to their work.

Nobody would ever repost a meme because that would be ridiculous

Chemistry! (Beyond that, I’m not sure)

This is correct and MEK shouldn’t be recommended to home users not accustomed to working with solvents safely.

You can also mix in baking soda to drastically increase the strength of the bond

Fuck that company!

They also sold ASA on Amazon that was MOST CERTAINLY NOT ASA (absolutely no styrene fumes, prints shiny and translucent, prints fine around 220 C). I reviewed it fairly for this reason (and sent it back), and Flashforge falsely reported my review as whatever bogus reason.

Amazon’s community outreach team (or whatever the call the unmanned inbox that’s supposed to handle these problems) ignored me.

It’s a company run by assholes who want to pull a bait and switch so they can also be like Bambu Labs and exert ownership over YOUR printer.

Don’t give them business. There are way better options out there.

I’m going to wait for it to exit beta first, but I am excited about being able to run vanilla Klipper on the CC1!

Same for me

I see we have at least a couple shared interests!