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A smooth plate. I especially like it for parts where the bottom faces are to be glued together, and for printing text face down. Some different size nozzles. I got a 0.8 mm for printing large items quickly that are mainly need strength, like shelf brackets, utility containers, shims, etc. A 0.2 mm nozzle for fine detail and text.Maybe an extra 0.4 nozzle for a quick change if you have a nozzle clog in the middle of a print. Deal with the clogged nozzle later. These "Ziploc XL freezer bags" (33 cm x 38.1 cm) are the smallest ones I could find that will still hold a filament spool. Orange indicating silica gel beads (large beads), and then print some containers to store it in the bags with the spools. Some kind of flat nippers like the flat Knipex Electronics cutters, or even some Revlon cuticle cutters for trimming away supports. One of those pocket-sized butane torches, for getting rid of wispy "stringing", or, when used with caution, smoothing out rough rough bits on a printed model. An assortment of neodymium magnets.