3d Printing and the Future of Piracy

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• Tuesday at 1:13 AM

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it seems there is a mini game of filament management where you have to constantly keep it dry

 

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• Tuesday at 1:25 AM

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Eh. I keep all mine in a cupboard with all the silica that comes in the packaging.

Haven't had any issues at all, and its been humid around here for awhile.

 

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• Tuesday at 2:08 AM

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Bandwagon said:

Has anyone found any good AI stl generators?

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I had decent results with meshy.ai. The prompts were a little rough to figure out but everything it generated was printable.

 

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• Tuesday at 10:29 AM

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Lanx said:

it seems there is a mini game of filament management where you have to constantly keep it dry

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3D printing can be very time intensive depending on what you are doing, how often you use it and how good you want your prints to look.

 

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https://blog.adafruit.com/2026/02/19/californias-new-bill-requires-doj-approved-3d-printers-that-report-on-themselves/

 

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• #626

Lanx said:

it seems there is a mini game of filament management where you have to constantly keep it dry

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I haven't any major problems with pla. Get some minor stinging you can easily remove after it's been out but part integrity is fine.

Bandwagon said:

Has anyone found any good AI stl generators?

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Chatgpt had been able to generate me some very basic stuff.