What printer and nozzles are you using?
Did you damage the thermistor or the heater cartridge during the first nozzle swap? Could be that damage is preventing it from getting/staying at the correct temperature.
Did you double check the slicer settings are correct?
That’s definitely something to be aware of, but the vdev expansion feature was mergered and will be released probably this year.
Additionally, it looks like the authors main gripe is the current way to expand is to add more vdevs. If you plan this out ahead of time then adding more vdevs incrementally isn’t an issue, you just need to buy enough drives for a vdev. In homelab use this might an issue, but if OP is planning on a 40 drive setup then needing to buy drives in groups of 2-3 instead of individually shouldn’t be a huge deal.
You need to research raid 1,6,10 and zfs first. Make an informed decision and go from there. You’re basing the number of drives off of (uninformed) assumptions and that’s going to drive all of your decisions the wrong way. Start with figuring out your target storage amount and how many drive failures you can tolerate.
I meant the host computer, raspberry pi? I was giving my phone opening time as reference, should have made that more clear.
I’m also on a pixel fold. The performance is fine for me, but I’m hosting home assistant on a VM running on a server with Ethernet to my networking switch.
What are you running home assistant on? On my pixel the app only takes ~2 seconds to open and load on 4G
You could get a Dell poweredge r210ii or similar and add a dual nic pcie card. Load up opnsense and you’re good to go
Ah fair enough
Have you looked at mumble?
Man this game sure looks rushed with no depth
Ah right, that one. Thanks!
I’m out of the loop, what’s up with Wyze?
I highly recommend using heat-press inserts. They allow you to put a threaded hole pretty much anywhere. It makes designing much easier and the end result will be stronger.
There’s also a setting for minimum spacing between parts. The default is overly cautious iirc, I’d suggest lowering it and trying again, though I don’t expect it to change much