Question about the Cool Plate SuperTack. The product page (https://us.store.bambulab.com/products/bambu-cool-plate-supertack) says the plate was designed for PLA and PETG. It also says not to print TPU or it will damage the plate. In Bambu Studio, when I have the cool plate selected and want to print PETG, I get a error that tells me to change the settings for the bed temp which prevents me from starting the print. However, when I try to print TPU and accidentally have the cool plate selected from the last print, it gives me no warning and lets me print potentially ruining the plate. Why does it prevent me from printing a material that is harmless to the plate, but doesn't stop me from totally ruining it. I think it should definitely stop you from ruining the plate with TPU, or not give you an error for any material. If you see the error for PETG but not for TPU, anyone who doesn't know what TPU will damage the plate has a good reason to assume it wont damage the plate. OR, is TPU not going to damage my plate? #Questions

This is my design for a strong and simple skadis accessory. The design is simple, it is just a peg in a hole. Why this vs a peg built into the model? Printability and strength. Pegs sticking off the back of a model require supports, which are a waste of time and material. Strength is affected by layer direction so being able to print the pegs separately gives you full control of its strength. Everything needed to design your own accessory is on the model page, feedback is welcomed.