CMetaphor
Quadfather
@lcdguy
I've pretty much decided that the printer will be going into my shop/laundry room (obviously never running laundry machines at the same time as the printer). I can maintain 21c in this room already with ease, or can bring it up to 26-28c when the dehumidifier is running to keep the room at 30% humidity. Either way, from what I've read it should be fine in both conditions.
Ventilation is also something I've thought of, and will be addressed someday when I've got a lot of time. I'll probably be putting a Y in the large diameter exhaust duct from my drying machine. When I've got that, I'll probably get a tent for the printer and use a fan to pull air slowly through the tent and out the ducting to outside.
But alllllll of that is going to be a long ways away, and only once I've decided to move beyond PLA printing. I've already got about a hundred projects to do at home and can't get any of them done quickly in my condition.
I've pretty much decided that the printer will be going into my shop/laundry room (obviously never running laundry machines at the same time as the printer). I can maintain 21c in this room already with ease, or can bring it up to 26-28c when the dehumidifier is running to keep the room at 30% humidity. Either way, from what I've read it should be fine in both conditions.
Ventilation is also something I've thought of, and will be addressed someday when I've got a lot of time. I'll probably be putting a Y in the large diameter exhaust duct from my drying machine. When I've got that, I'll probably get a tent for the printer and use a fan to pull air slowly through the tent and out the ducting to outside.
But alllllll of that is going to be a long ways away, and only once I've decided to move beyond PLA printing. I've already got about a hundred projects to do at home and can't get any of them done quickly in my condition.