u/FullNoodleFrontity

This evening she calls out to me from another room: "How do you pronounce a 'W' in German?"

Me: "It's pronounced like a 'V'."

Her: "So, how do you pronounce a 'V' in German?"

Me: "It's pronounced like an 'F'."

Her: "Okay, so how do you pronounce an 'F' in German?"

Me: "It's also an 'F'."

Her: "Any reason why?"

Me: "Perhaps in the distant past they were pronounced just like we do in English. It probably changed over time when they all started speaking with German accents."

I'm printing the same cable clips on my CR-10 Smart and my K2 Plus simultaneously. I didn't notice it at first, but the CR-10 time estimate was 2.75 hours, the K2 Plus time estimate was almost 3 hours.

Normally my K2 plus would be between 5 and 10 times faster than the CR-10 Smart but this is 40+ minutes into the print and it's only about 80% finished THE FIRST LAYER. It looks like it prints the mouse ears then moves back and goes through the filament swap process (without swapping anything), sits idle for a minute, returns to where it left off, prints part of a clip, moves back again for another (imaginary) filament swap, sits idle again, and then repeats. But there's no filament swapping going on, it's all the same filament, all from the same spool, and all from the same CFS.