I think that depends on you budget. If the Sky is the limit a Bamboo X2D or a Prusa Core 1 are good options.

But if you are going for a lower budget, look for a printer with auto bed leveling and availability of spare parts. Printer nozzle and print bed and considered consumables.

If you find one with a direct drive extruder it’s a winner.

You guys were rich enough to afford this? We were lucky if we could get a 10

The internet is poor and I couldn’t setup Windows 11 without it. So I said screw it and installed mint. Haven’t looked back.

It’s located in the part design workbench, I can remember if you can make a cube first the edit it in a part design. But my workflow in CAD is.

Sketch > Part Design > Sketch > Part Design …

In the Part Design work bench you will find additive features (extrude or revolution) as well as Subtractive tools (Pocket or Groove)

Beaches around here are out in the open with a treeline that isn't close to shore, most animals aren't going to be around due to the threat of predators, with the exceptions of insects.

The area is similar to Peggy's Cove in Nova Scotia, though not as far removed from everything and on a lake, rather than on an ocean.

As a Canadian I too don’t understand the joke, eh?

I know of a game called echo, but it was a PSP Mini title not this

lol, thanks for letting me know :)

I have a dell laptop with that port too. Upgraded my CD drive to a CD/DVD combo drive

That was my guess too, and if Nautilus has the auto mount disabled the error goes away. But I'd like for USB drives to be auto mounted. And lsof just gives a wall of indecipherable text. What would I be looking for?

I mean its unconventional, but moonlight + sunshine