The durability comes with the design and the material used. As I said on another comment the first version was very fragile and was bending with barely any weight on it.
After adding a bracket to hold the glass in between it keeps its form even with food on top. It all depends on how you design the piece and in which direction you print. Not always the easiest way to print is the best for durability.
At the beginning I had several issues. If I remember correctly first I has to level the front part, then mark the distance with a wedge and have that same distance on the back.
For this it is important that when you're adjusting the Y0 check on both edges and in the middle. It should be the same height overall
Once it's leveled you need to adjust the Y offset until it sticks, for this you can print a zigzag pattern and it should stick equally well everywhere.
I remember I had saved some videos that explain that let me find them. Also the discord community is helpful for this particular printer
Once I took my cats to a park thinking they would have fun, it was the first time I saw them breathing heavily due to the stress. Can't imagine what would happen going to the beach.
Even if you need microsoft office for some random file you can use their free web version. Well it's been a couple years since I last needed it I'm assuming it still exists
Altough termal prints seem to fade over time, it seems that his use case is to add images to his notebooks. So i don't think that would be a good idea unless the plan is to throw it away at the end of the course
I have a domain with godaddy that renews very soon. Is it posible to migrate it to another registrar?