I thought that. It was a fresh roll of elegoo PETG, had silica in and vacuum sealed. More than one print failed in this way too.

I should say, I have so far changed to scarf joints, changed to normal z-hop and increased a-hop height.

I also increased brim size, even though I had no evidence of lifting.

I’m just admiring your nut case!

I like what you’ve got and will give it a go. I’m following a trail that started with an iOS app for helping you keep track of when you last contacted your friends. I couldn’t see that in your screenshots, but it would be a great feature for me at least!

I only found out about Monica from one of the ADHD communities, and when I looked there has been. No update for almost a year. I thought it might be dead?

Never tried this, but it was in a selfh.st newsletter a few weeks back

https://www.dedicatedcode.com/projects/reitti/?ref=selfh.st

I thought I would try it out when I had time. It does ‘memories’ and seems to tell a story about your data.

Depending on your level of technical skill and willingness to risk crack things open, you can flash most Tasmota type devices with esphome and hard code it to be always on. This would go along way to eliminating software as the problem. I have done this with meters attached to my washing machine and dishwasher.

Also, the boards are also relatively simple and it is likely (although there are lots of variants) that you could remove the relay completely and bridge across the terminals. I wouldn’t plug my electric car into it (10A sustained) but you could put a led lamp through it without without much risk.

Disclaimer - I am a hobbyist, not an electrician. YMMV, keep a fire extinguisher nearby, yadda yadda