FOSSCAD is different because we're generally printing parts that function near the end of the filament's capabilities. When I'm printing a lower receiver, I nee

FOSSCAD is different because we're generally printing parts that function near the end of the filament's capabilities. When I'm printing a lower receiver, I need perfect temperature consistency, because uneven cooling will introduce internal tension to the part, reducing its overall strength slightly. That's not an issue for a coat hook, but it is an issue for a Glock. I also need absolutely perfect extrusion, because a layer shift or missed infill section is a huge deal, not just aesthetically like for a normal print. I'm not saying ABL is bad in any way, simply that I have higher priorities. I have an Ender with it, and it's nice to have for sure. It's just not what I'd prioritize. I'm using "hobbyist" as shorthand for "normal 3d printer user", i.e not printing things that can explode.