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Anonymous
 04/06/26(Mon)14:33:07 No. 1027304
Anonymous 04/06/26(Mon)14:33:07 No. 1027304   [Reply] ►
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I want to buy a 3D pen for general repairing purposes but I don't know any specifics or details about the different types of pens/ plastics they use to be most efficient

anyone got any experience they don't mind sharing?

plastic weight load strength would be most informative
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Anonymous
 04/06/26(Mon)14:34:14 No. 1027305
Anonymous 04/06/26(Mon)14:34:14 No. 1027305 ►
>>1027304
/diy/ will be better able to help you, this has nothing to do with 3DCG
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Anonymous
 04/06/26(Mon)14:36:05 No. 1027307
Anonymous 04/06/26(Mon)14:36:05 No. 1027307 ►
>>1027305
why thank you
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Anonymous
 04/06/26(Mon)20:11:23 No. 1027316
Anonymous 04/06/26(Mon)20:11:23 No. 1027316 ►
>>1027305
chud, this is 3d printed items. so its 3.
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Anonymous
 04/06/26(Mon)22:42:09 No. 1027325
Anonymous 04/06/26(Mon)22:42:09 No. 1027325 ►
>>1027316
/3/is 3dcg. So you'll post about real 3d items if you wanna argue semantics and get no useful info, or you'll post on /diy/ and immediately get quality advice because it is their domain and they know it well.
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Anonymous
 04/10/26(Fri)22:37:07 No. 1027467
Anonymous 04/10/26(Fri)22:37:07 No. 1027467 ►
>>1027316
>>1027325
I think a better argument is its 3D printer related, and uses the same types of filament, so some people here could help OP.
Plus /3/ isn't exactly hurting for thread space, so there's no need to be exclusive and try to kick people out.

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