I’m not sure I can justify £250 for it as I don’t fly as often as @coffeemadman
But looks like I might be able to gift myself a lifetime sub from the website in USD maybe? £200 is a little better
The app needs to not be Sherlocked for 4 years before you start saving though and I would fear google/ai will snap at it enough to make it less useful other than the hardcore flying folks by then.
I use Flighty when App In The Air announced the shutdown
We got Rosetta Stone last year and really love its method, trying to learn German and it’s working better than Babbel and other methods we’ve tried.
It’s no more than once a month! 
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For me it’s probably 6-8 flights a year (3-4 return trips).
I’m tempted by this (with the AMS)
DO IT!!
I got the X1C with AMS it’s so good! The AMS with Bambu filament has a NFC tag makes printing so easy
The thing that finally made me want to do it was that I saw somebody had created a design of all the F1 tracks as coasters.
Not sure that’s a big enough justification 
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It is.
I saw that! They also made wall art as well!
And keychains
https://makerworld.com/en/models/398445?from=search#profileId-396798
If I wanted to, say, recover some of the cost of the printer by selling coasters etc on Etsy - can you do this?
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You can indeed. Unless the model specifically says no
I may well order when I get home then, feels like a purchase I want s75 protection on
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Let me know when this happens.
I also need to find the thread on here where somebody 3D printed hot chip!
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Pretty sure that was @BritishLibrary
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Think this was the first:
Edit: followed by @BritishLibrary 's alternate version:
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I’ve been selling things on Etsy since I got my 3d printers! I definitely made my money back on my (first) printer. Maybe not the subsequent ones yet….
Shout if you want any Etsy advice!
I also made a hot chip cookie cutter somewhere if you want to impress your colleagues with themed baked goods!
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I’d love to see this.