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Anyone who has dived into FDM 3D printing knows this pain well. Filament is too wet, the air is too cold, a batch of filament might behave wrong. Or everything
by oceanplexian 3y ago
Anyone who has dived into FDM 3D printing knows this pain well.
Filament is too wet, the air is too cold, a batch of filament might behave wrong. Or everything goes 99% right and the axis of the moon and the constellations are off and it ruins your entire print after 57 hours. Then you start again and it breaks at 59.5 hours. I’m sure it’s not as hardcore as synthesizing superconductors but the real world is incredibly messy and imprecise.