FUUUUUUUU....
I HATE MADE HORNS

While someone is asking how I'm doing... IT'S ALL GOING TO HELL,ABSOLUTELY AWFUL. Yesterday,I was printing important parts for orders and went to sleep. An hour later,I wake up and hear strange noises. The printer had leaked and printed me a Venom. The result: Replacing the hotend,and if that doesn't help—buying a new printhead. Goodbye,paycheck.

Пока кто-то спрашивает как у меня дела... ВСЕ ЧЕРТ ВОЗЬМИ УЖАСНО. Вчера я ставила на печать важные детали для заказов и ушла спать. Спустя час я просыпаюсь и слышу странные звуки.
Принтер потёк и распечатал мне Venom.
Итог: Замена хотенда и если не поможет-покупка новой печатной головки. Прощай зарплата.

will not give up and I will not leave.
I have a lot of good news I want to share, and just a tiny bit of bad news.
Let’s start with the good.
I am very… happy that there are people in my circle who helped me and can help me.
I bought a new printer, and the printing process has been going really well. I’m waiting for one of the parts to finish printing so I can fully appreciate the scale of my happiness.
The printer has a very large build plate, and now I can print all the parts for a head, including an entire head, at once!
In the second photo, you can see the printing progress on the new printer. From the appearance alone, I can immediately say that everything looks absolutely great!
As an example of bad printing, the third photo shows poor layer adhesion, banding, and surface unevenness.
On the previous printer, all recent bases were thrown away because they can’t be used.

One of my fellow maker friends came over and helped me set up the printer, gave me a lot of useful printing advice, and overall we had a nice chat — it really boosted my morale!
In addition to the printer, I also bought a filament dryer. With it, the print quality will be at the highest level.
I have finally purchased a professional fur clipping machine with a metal blade. I had been using very cheap clippers all the time, which often caused problems when trimming fur… Frequent bald spots, stripes from uneven trimming, blades getting stuck in the fur, and sometimes being completely unable to trim the fur at all.
Also, because cheap clippers use ceramic blades, they dull quickly and cut poorly.
The new clipper cuts fur of any density, does so evenly, and it’s practically impossible to leave a bald spot with it.
On top of that, the blades can be sharpened independently, so there’s no need to buy new ones every time…