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For example, if you used PLA you'd get a stiffer, more mechanically-rigid structure in the zipped-up state. If you used TPU, you'd get a more flexible and elast
by lightedman 3mo ago
For example, if you used PLA you'd get a stiffer, more mechanically-rigid structure in the zipped-up state. If you used TPU, you'd get a more flexible and elastic structure. I'd want PLA for tent seams and TPU for the door zipper.
- clickety_clack 3mo agoIs PLA stiffer somehow in this state than it would be as a conventional beam?
- AngryData 3mo agoTheoretically it could be because the structure could be held in compression while zipped. But the reality of imperfect manufacturing tolerances and the limits of how difficult to zip you can make a zipper and still be usable makes me think not.
- fragmede 3mo agoI don't want door zippers, I want a door!