RE: A Dragon printed in 3D + tutorial

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A Dragon printed in 3D + tutorial

in spanish •  6 years ago 

I always use PLA, it is a biodegrable plastic.
the nozzle in 3D printers are very delicate and if the filament comes with chips from some other element or this is not uniform can damage the nozzle or print

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      ·  6 years ago 

    Would like to stay away from plastic even biodegrable, might be something I need to further investigate.

    That sounds scary delicate and can damage if not uniform, I'm great at breaking things so it may be a learning process, something in the future to thing about looking into getting and learning.

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