Some reasons to be discouraged making a solar farm in a desert:

1. Middle of nowhere, you need to transport all the hardware to the place
2. Maintanace, you need people on-site to support it
3. Desert sand is sandbladting your panels
4. (and this is the biggest one I think). You need to transport the power from where its generated to where is requested. Which is an imperfect proces, and every time you double the distance you also double the resistance

Ender 3 is great for a project printer. You will update it over time and learn all the ways that a printer can have problems. But at least you are able to fix it yourself, and there is a huge online user base who can guide you with issues.

If you want an 95% works, and 5% hobby/tinkering printer for an extremely low budget. It’s the only one I recommend

(agreeing that bambu story btw, would not go that route)

Thank you for telling me what the problem was here. I was thinking about “office” and “home” in the same sentence and that didn’t make so much sence to me