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Cake day: June 11th, 2023

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  • I don’t for the dino! They mentioned it was a multi color printer, and he’s a bigger print, so probably one of the more expensive ones. And the funny thing is these aren’t even as smooth as they can be, as these are large prints so have larger layer sizes (smaller layers = smoother). I need to go back to the one that does tiny parts and buy the articulated wasp that had moving wings and every limb moves, despite being printed as one piece.

    But yeah it’s crazy that you can just go buy a toy factory for a few hundred dollars and make custom toys, with high end ones being only like 2k. It’s so cool not only for custom toy makers, but the boon they are for proto typing any product is crazy. Like the guy making the light sabers can try a new design for a few dollars, whereas previously he probably would have had to order a custom piece from a factory for who knows how much.


  • That is so freaking cool!

    Like I’m trying to fathom how I would make an “accurate” one without a 3d printer as a teen and I just don’t see it. Paper machete was the popular choice, but those wouldn’t be accurate, they would be considered decoration. If your parents were master wood workers maybe they could do it that way? But those sound out rageously expensive and if one breaks you’re SOOO sol. Whereas with this once she got all the files she can get a new one made for a trip to the library or $20 order.

    And now instead of a picture with notes or dried flowers they have such wonderful props! Very much the type of thing I’m loving 3d printers for.