Recently did a test print with Creality Pla-wood. The smell during the print is amazing, I'm kind of hooked. I printed something flat, was easy to sand and stain looks incredible, 100% looks like wood. It's been 48h and no matter how much I wipe the thing it's still tacky / leaves a little residue on my hands. Do I just need to wait longer? Is this normal? Is it OK to clearcoat before absolutely bone dry / residue free?

What about sanding more complex structures? Do I need to get a sand blaster for this? Is there a dremel brush I could use?

I feel like this might/should exist, but I can't find it. Is there a program that allows for replacement screw cap generation by simply entering a diameter, depth, thread gap, and thread pitch? Would be really nice to have something like that. I the meantime, maybe I'll consider printing tpu corks/ stoppers with mid diameter equal to vessel opening diameter.

I think the answer is no, but I have an arlo security camera kicking around (arlo indoor essential camera). There's not a simple way to hack this into something that would work with octoprint is there?

Sorry, I know this is lazy as surely there are some answers out there, but I thought I had a well cracked PS 2023 and LR 2023; they've been running well 6mos or so. As of today though they seem to have phoned home and I have 10d usage limits counting down now. Is there any easy fix or do I need to go back to the beginning, uninstall, and find the latest reliable cracked versions?