

I don’t know. I’ve use this method several times and I’ve never had a problem. I probably should have specified that I’m in the states so 450° f versus 200 or 210° c that your printer runs at isn’t a huge difference. Sure. You run the risk of some fumes, but your printer is already belting the plastic. In that temperature. You need to go a lot hotter than 400° in order to set it on fire. It’s a lot safer than using a blowtorch
It’s down because the source code was dumped and all the vulnerabilities were exposed. It’s incredibly old software that hasn’t been maintained and it’s doubtful there is anyone to fix it.