Cool cool cool cool.

[scott@sfba.social]

@britt !!!! Oh no!

[britt@mstdn.games]

@scott yeah. Big bad. I am looking at the machine and cannot yet determine what happened. There is no visible clog, no obvious malfunction.

[stephaniepixie@fandom.garden]

@britt Big hugs to counter the big bad

[britt@mstdn.games]

@stephaniepixie I’m just glad I’m ok and didn’t get any of the flying glass in my eyes or skin.

I’m still in shock. Like wtf.

[stephaniepixie@fandom.garden]

@britt That’s scary. Time to wear protective eyewear as a precaution?

[britt@mstdn.games]

@stephaniepixie I do wear eye protection (full coverage) when I’m working with the prints/magnets/removing support materials.

But this happened in a fully functional enclosed machine with the front door shut. Like, what?!

I’ve never ever heard of this happening. I already submitted a support ticket.

[alison@beige.party]

@britt That’s crazy. Glad you’re ok.

[britt@mstdn.games]

@Alison thank you. Me too. I’m fortunate.

Putting a tempered glass on a 3D printer is… likely not the best idea by the manufacture. But, it’s for ‘looks’. Acrylic would be much safer, imho.

[thefreshbeets@ravenation.club]

@britt "Production delays" yeah I think so

Seriously though, I hope you can get production up and running again soon. I'm glad your cats are okay too.

[trickstertao@babka.social]

@britt
Glad you and your cats are okay. I replaced the glass door on the printer I bought for my library with an acrylic one because I had a dresser if what would happen if a kid (or adult) bumped it or opened it too far. I didn't consider it breaking from the inside!

[steter@mastodon.stevesworld.co]

@britt @Alison I'd dress for combat around that one. Glad to hear you and yours are okay. Bad glass! No biscuit!

[britt@mstdn.games]

@steter @Alison I feel like it’s ironic that I named that printer ‘derpy’ lol

[steter@mastodon.stevesworld.co]

@britt @Alison

[raineyday@mstdn.games]

@britt

Oh no! Glad everyone is okay though!