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That's what homeowner's insurance is for. I often run my printer when I'm not home.

• quietsegfault 5mo ago
  Homeowners insurance rarely actually covers everything lost in a fire, and takes years to pay out in many cases. I really hope your disaster recovery plan is "insurance'll fix it".
  • Kirby64 5mo ago
    > Homeowners insurance rarely actually covers everything lost in a fire, Why wouldn't it? Unless you don't have enough coverage, it should cover all losses fully. Literally the point of insurance. You may not properly claim everything lost, but that's on you. Insurance claims 101: giving a very clear itemized list of everything lost in an insurance claim. > and takes years to pay out in many cases. Years? Why would it take years? Maybe 6-12 months, but you can get claims rolling relatively quickly. Most of the time is probably going to be your time spent itemizing all the stuff lost. When the risk of a printer catching on fire and burning down your house is very, very low, why wouldn't you rely on insurance? You have the draw the line somewhere.
• bluefirebrand 5mo ago
  > That's what homeowner's insurance is for This mentality is baffling to me. No, insurance isn't there so you can knowingly do risky things, it's there in case something accidentally happens. Would you say the same about juggling chainsaws? "That's what health insurance is for"? Absolutely crazy to me
  • rexpop 5mo ago
    Driving down the street is risky. Owning a home is risky. It's all a matter of degrees, and insurance doesn't deny coverage for 3D printers, QED that's what it's for.