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I did a dumb and was playing around with a neodymium magnet and running at up and down the screw tray forgetting that that demagnetizes it.

Anyone know what adhesive they use for the magnetic sheets and how hard it would be to remove? I'm planning on replacing the affected ones.

^(I could just stick new ones over the existing ones but that's not ideal)

Was wondering why my MK4S's transfer speeds were really slow over the network for a while now. Bgcode made it better but that meant using other slicers was still very slow.

My thought was that there's no way a modern flash drive, even the lower quality ones would be slow enough that a 10MB transfer would actually take entire minutes so I thought it was a firmware limitation.

It doesn't help that when I looked it up online, there actually was a write speed problem before a certain update so I just took it as the way things are. Some people mentioned a new storage device helped but I didn't think it was that big of an improvement and I wasn't bothered enough to buy a new flashdrive for

I may have tried replacing a nozzle with the nozzle replacement tool and forgetting to loosen the thumbscrews (Admittedly, I felt some resistance but not more than I would expect at the beginning of loosening a screw. On the other hand, the resistance never went away and I used a wrench that might have given me more leverage making the resistance feel lighter).

This resulted in my hotend's thermistor wire breaking and then getting a heater overvoltage warning (my nozzle was completely cooled so I don't know why it even tried to heat in the first place because of that) and the magic smoke coming out.

I thought the hotend was the extent of the damage but after I replaced it and turned t