I use ente.io, afaik you can selfhost it but I’m sticking with their subscription since I don’t trust myself with my backup strategy ^^"

It also has an “event”-feature where you can share an album-link and people without an account/the app can upload images to the album

I currently print TPU 90A with my Anycubic Vyper and it works great even thou it’s a bowden setup. It’s IMO a great material if you need something that is kinda soft, you should really try it out! But from what I read the MMU doesn’t really like TPU, but I think there are multiple versions of the MMU so maybe the newer ones are capable of handling TPU? Gonna check that again.

Also I thought I read somewhere that TPU/PLA didn’t have the same problems like PETG/PLA or PLA/ABS/ASA, but I will check it again. Thanks for the input!

I have access to a BambuLab P1S at work and it’s so much faster and produces better quality prints than my Anycubic Vyper, it’s astonishing what happened the last view years thanks to CoreXY. I will check out the Elegoo, thanks for the recommendation!

Thanks, didn’t knew about the Qidi. And even thou its 1k€/$, its still a half the price of the BambuLab or Prusa!

It heavily depends on the material if it will print fine at higher humidity, but having around 20-35 seems good afaik. I printed PLA successfully at around 55% for a long period before switching rooms and never had problems, but I wouldnt store PETG/TPU there without a sealed box

Whats wrong with the prusa? Considering getting one

Balcony solars are not able to back feed since they need the grid to synchronize, if you want one that is able to work in “island mode” you still need approval from the grid provider/one that isnt connected with the schuko connector.

They have enough energy, but they automatically turn off once the grid goes down because they need the grid to synchronize. Balcony solar panels are not able to work in “island mode”, so no lineman is at risk.

Luckily I’m not in school anymore xD

But thx for correcting me, edited my post, should be correct now :)

You can get a 800Wp (max allowed Wp for a balcony solar) kit in austria for around 500€, germany is currently limited to 600Wp so it should be about the same price or cheaper. And you just need to plug them into a schuko outlet, so most people should be able to do it themselve.

Edit: Fixed units