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Rather I think they should release a metal only version. I don't trust plastic to live a long and prosperous life in outside conditions, those are not where pla
by graeber_28927 4y ago
Rather I think they should release a metal only version. I don't trust plastic to live a long and prosperous life in outside conditions, those are not where plastic shines.
As for 3D printing, I guess ABS could work (PLA can melt or become soft in the sun), but I can't imagine a hobbist grade printer producing a part that is comparably strong. The option would still be nice, though. Maybe you just need a prop for the theater, where weather is a non-issue, and being able to replace parts quickly is more important than longevity.
- traverseda 4y agoYou can definitely print strong enough parts, most 3D printer slicing software is optimized to reduce material cost not to create strong parts. Increasing the number of walls is a good place to start.
- CarVac 4y agoPETG is a better choice for outdoor use than PLA or ABS.