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Entombing that mess with a squirt of hot melt glue
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The X10 RF Remote Control in the kitchen stopped working
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It’s a rather large lump of plastic that printed quite nicely on an aluminum plate.
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The splodge sequence puts a generous turd in the front left corner of the build platform.
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With a 30 °C margin and an assumed rise of 7 °C per 25 °C Thermal Core increase, the switch will trip when the Core passes 225 + (4 × 25) = 325 °C.
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In short, I trust these readings a bit more than the previous ones.
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However, that Block gets uncomfortably close to 100 °C, which is the point where the Thermal Switch will go click and kill the whole show.
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So I sawed off a random chunk of aluminum plate, squared it up in the Sherline mill, and poked a few holes in it.
The Smell of Molten Projects in the Morning 