A little eccentric but also kinda cool. Thx for the explanation, I didn’t even notice.

Clever

Why the downvotes? I had the same question. It’s hard to keep track.

I personally use FreeCad it works most of the time but can be a real pain, even with proper parametric cad experience. Still it is the only real open-source parametric solid modeler. All the common ones have been mentioned but for a very small basic modeler I’d like to add https://solvespace.com/

Support in Klipper sounds amazing. There could be open repositories of printing parameters. Not 100% sure how Klipper would pass the info to the slicer but that seems solvable.

Hmm, seems like a decent idea. Definitely better than closed tag systems.

I had similar requirements, and I was choosing between Prusa and Bambu Lab. In the end I chose a Prusa Core One. Here are my subjective reasons for choosing Prusa:

• It’s open (mostly) and hackable
• It’s proven and reliable, they use their own printers for production
• they make the slicer which bambu studio and others are based on
• it’s European
• Great support
• Upgrade kits for printers

A few cons of Prusa printers I’m aware of:

• expensive
• slower to innovate
• upgrade kit may cost close to the price of a new printer

Prusa is probably not the best value but as far as I know it is the only really open choice for a high quality printer. Feel free to correct me.

Personally if I find someone very unagreeable I will check their account to see if this is their whole online personality or just one or two posts, everyone has bad days. If it seems like a a person I would rather avoid altogether I will block.

+1 for using native ui

Feels like Spotify

Here are some I can think of at the moment, these are most likely local to Estonia and local to Tallinn for the choclate store:

• https://karukombucha.ee/ if you are into fermented drinks this one is the best available in Estonia in my humble opinion. It is a living food so qualitiy varies a little, batch to batch.
• https://orto.ee/en/products Cosmetics and cleaning products. I like their soaps and shampoos, not quite Japanese/Korean level but better than most supermarket stuff. My fave Orto products:
  • https://orto.ee/en/product/strengthening-shampoo-puhas-loodus-burdock-250ml/ Works well for my sensitive scalp, better than fancy/expensive shampoos.
  • https://orto.ee/en/product/gentle-cosmetic-cream-soap-3-l/. My one soap for all my hygiene needs. Feels nice on my, prone to overstimulation skin. I dislike most creams and lotions so I need a soap that doesn’t dry my skin too much.
• https://karamelle.ee/kontakt/ My source of high quality dark chocklate in Tallinn. They also make my favorite flavour: cinamon dark chocklate. Other notable products: many flavours of hand crafted zefir and pralines. If you really like dark chocklate try their 100% coca choclate, very smooth texture and strong flavour, not sweet.