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====== Old-fashioned Fabricobbling 🇬🇧 ======
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Running a 3D printer, there's a certain risk that every new project turns into a printing project. But fabricobbling something the old-fashioned way still has a few upsides ...

  -- It can be so satisfying to make something with your actual hands instead of adding even more screen time, just clicking the mouse and feeding the robot.\\ \\
  -- Filament is expensive! And plastic is wasteful, no matter what.\\ \\
  -- Grabbing a few scraps from the bin, sketching out, cutting, glueing and drilling can be so much faster than waiting for the machine to finish the job.\\ \\
  -- No bed adhesion issues\_😛\\ \\
  -- The organic look just fits my tool wall SO MUCH BETTER\_😁

Sanding wedges by JG 3D creations, sanding sticks by The\_Alchemist -- both, of course, found on [[http://www.printables.com|printables.com]]. Printed in [[http://www.dasfilament.de|DasFilament]]\_PETG, which just works.

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