I firstly bought the Ender 3 Pro and assembled it with my 12 year old son. We had great fun doing that - took our time, about 2 hours. Successfully started printing with an inexpensive PLA from Amazon. Created a few models, everything worked really well. I followed the sage advice of my friend: keep your PLA dry! Then for one reason or another, a month passed before I went to print again and I realised I had left the PLA out, on the printer.
You might think - Is it raining in your house? How dry does it need to be? PLA is extremely thirsty, and will extract all moisture out of the air, which when heated to 200°C turns to super-heated steam, which disrupts the print and potentially damagers the heater itself.
This is exactly what happened. And then started the journey back to printing success...
Move the laptop over to the left side, and use the wall to hang up headphones:
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2831920
Need Quadlock stand for phone that enables charging
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4619895
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4702410 - handle for 2020 aluminium
https://lorraine.mcunderwood.org/raspberry-pi-intercom-system/
3 x Pi's: 1 server+client (Kitchen), 2 x client (Back cabin, Barry bedroom)
Something like this for the actual hardware encapsulation: