"You need to buy this special heater pad to break the screen adhesive!"
No, I think you will find that in fact I don't.
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Has anyone else found a use for their 3D printer that wasn't exactly listed on the label?
In an enclosed chamber, I warm it up to ~37°C to allow yeast dough to rise. Works like a charm.
Not from the 3D printing world, but sometimes I'd use our heating plate to reheat pizza LOL! Gotta make sure to clean the surface really well afterwards though.
Sounds like a job for tin foil or parchment paper
Fair enough. I just ended up placing it on a paper towel, then cleaned the surface with rubbing alcohol afterwards.
How about all three? Really make sure you don't get that thing dirty.
I know a guy whose cat will take naps on it.
Used to have problems with the cat sneaking up while preheating, and being very intent on not getting off. (Even with the cold hot end poking him. It was… hilarious. Took an old i3 and sacrificed the build plate to solve the issue though.)
They need an enclosure
it really was hilarious watching the cat stubbornly refuse to move out the way as the bed moved back and forth and the hot end poked it. the cat had this most baleful look like it was being martyred by the machine.
(Yes, the friend was careful not to hurt the cat.)
I used to use the heated bed to brew tea while I was modeling. Poly makes a good cup.
Bed is good at keeping fresh krispy kreme warm.
The wife and I once used it to keep our fondue warm.