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Wind-up Boat:
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Infill Jenga:
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Tic Tac Gun:
www.thingiverse.com/thing:488...
The Peafowl:
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Articulated Tortoise:
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Tensegrity:
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TicTacToe:
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Arrow toy shooter:
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Log cabin:
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The log cabin would look really good using wood filament
This log cabin is printed with Sunlu wood filament. Roof is printed with Basic PLA.
Bonjour, Je suis handicapé, (le bras et la jambe ne marche pas) j’ai eu un AVC il y a 15 ans. j’aimerais fabriquer des objets en silicone mais avec une partie antidérapante ce qui faciliterait mon quotidien. Cependant je n’arrive pas à trouver le matériau utilisé pour que mon objet tienne en place. Good morning, I am disabled, (arm and leg do not work) I had a stroke 15 years ago. I would like to make silicone objects but with a non-slip part which would make my daily life easier. However, I can't find the material used to hold my object in place.
Water is not supposed to be good in PLA, right?
If you leave it constantly exposed to water say submerged or a container like a potter than yes you are correct. Exposure to water and then drying it off will not be detrimental.