2025-03-17 17:28 UTC
@Greg@social.coop The Prusa printers with enclosures have a fire suppression system. I have no idea how reliable it is. I would consider long (multi-day) prints to only really be on the table in a detached garage with a printer with an enclosure that's in really good working order.
If that (quite understandably) sounds excessive, you're probably better off getting a smaller volume plastic filament printer to start with.
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@aeva@mastodon.gamedev.place 2025-03-17 17:34
@Greg@social.coop I'd consider the "Prusa CORE One" to be on the small end of large. I'm not sure off hand how big a part you could expect to print in say 8 hours since it's meant to be faster than the one I've got. There's a lot of factors though, like a mostly empty part can much faster, and the orientation of the part also can affect print time because speed isn't the same horizontally and vertically, and so on.