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PlasticExistence @lemmy.world
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Newbe advice
  • Your plan seems sane to me. I think you've done all the research you need to do based on the OP. I hope it works out for you and your brother.

    Just as an aside, TPU will hold up outside and in wet conditions very well. If you want it to be less flexible, then you need only to print your parts with more outer walls / maybe more infill. 95A hardness TPU isn't too expensive nor soft. I wouldn't recommend engine parts being made from it, but parts printed in TPU will float pretty easily. I'm sure on a boat that can be handy.

  • My windowless, vault-like office needed an inspirational message

    3D printed on a Prusa MK3S using PLA+/Silk PLA

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    Waiting for tomorrow to be told that tomorrow is already the 10th

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    Gluten free!

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    Take a vacation with the savings!

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    HALO Kitty (Xbox)(2002)

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    Barbie DOOM Horse Adventures (PS1)(1997)

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    Reddit's gaslighting against the Fediverse is getting desperate

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