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  • Like others said, depends what is your budget. If I was buying a printer now I would consider Bambu lab P1S or Sovol SV08.

    I've never been a fan of propertary printers but friend of mine got bambu lab p1s and that thing is a beast. Idk how good SV08 is, but its actually cheap Voron v2.4 so deffo promising

  • Thx! I could enable/disable bluetooth with your commands and that didn't solve my problem, but helped me google the right command. It is actually much simpler that I thought, I just had to find speakers MAC and I can use:

    bluetoothctl connect A1:11:22:3A:CD:F1

    Now working on mapping that to a key, cheers!

  • I believe its something simple, like heater wire losing contact or stepper driver overheating. After reading your post and even all the comments, I could ask you a lot more questions like:

    Where does clog happen? Is it between the nozzle and the heat break? Did you try cold pulls and do you have a picture of filament end? How do you identify a clog? Is it just clicking noise from extruder? How do you fix a clog? By replacing nozzle? How hot is your extruder motor and stepper driver? Do you have a cooling fan on steper driver? Have you ever adjusted stepper driver vref? Did you tighten the nozzle while heated? Did you try tightening more (don't brake it)? Is extruder fan working properly? What retraction settings do you use? Does your bowden tube have any play at both ends? Why dont you PID tune your hotend (its important especially after upgrading hotend)? Did you try printing at higher temp like 210-220C? Did you try extruding without hotend (like disconnecting bowden tube and running filament trough extruder)?

    Before you answer the questions, I think you should try just extruding (low speed) at higher temp like 210C until the issue happens, then check how hot is the extruder motor and steper driver, also try pulling out the filament at (lower temp) and inapect it. Inspect the extruder and extruder gear marks on the filament. Would be nice if you report here with pictures

  • While you have to open a port for wireguard, it doesnt respond to anything other than your clients with a key. It should be safe enough without any maintenance, but security updates are always a good idea. If you don't want to open port there are alternatives like tailscale or zerotier, but I have never tried them

  • Interesting article, but

    Octoprint’s live monitoring only supports cameras like Picam

    Is wrong I think. I've been using Octoprint only for short time (before I moved to klipper and mainsail), but my Wyze cam (in web cam mode) and cheap Logitech web cam both worked fine.

    Octoprint is amazing, but klipper+mainsail is perfect imo. It doesnt solve live streaming over youtube tho

  • Im usually updating containers using portainer:

    1. Stop container
    2. Recreate (Re-pull image checked)
    3. Done

    But some containers give error, so I have to:

    1. Delete container
    2. Redeploy the stack
    3. Done

    It might be useless for your problem, but posting this just in case. For the same reason Ill try dockge and see if updates are easier

  • I'm getting 60+% of my bare network speeds.

    Check if your CPU usage is at 100%, its probably too much for your CPU just like mine. Getting 180-200 Mbps using gluetun and 320 without a VPN

  • I use portainer (also docker container) to manage all containers, even tho sometimes I have to use terminal. Few portainer alternatives also exist, but forgot the name. You can also setup watchtower for automatic updates if thats something for you. Im running Debian 11 and never tried casaOS or simmilar, but I dont think it matters what OS you use if its working. I have installed OMV on the same machine for NAS features