/diy/ - Do It Yourself

>printing second order ever
>start the print at 18:00
>until 23:00 everything is going OK
>go to bed
>wake up at 3:00 in the morning
>go look at print, it is still going mostly ok
>suddenly I hear a loud noise
>a part of the print broke off, printer misses a few steps during the collision
>pause print imediately
>home x, home y
>open printing chamber
>try to glue the part back into place with CA glue
>attempt to continue the print, to no avail
>stop print, remove print from chamber
>fuck, I need to send this in the mail today
>note down the Z position
>open the part in Cura
>move it 111 mm down
>slice it
>start printing the new top part
>finish it in 3 hours or so
>roughly matches the bottom part
>get rotary tool
>friction weld the two parts and grind the joints until they're barely visible
>tell what happened to customer, show pictures, he likes the end result

Man, fuck this. Do I need to pad the interior of the printer with rock wool or something to make it even warmer to further improve layer adhesion?