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The good ol etho slab

TPU pretty completely bonds between layers, there's not the same risks associated with pla and petg. Printing TPU can be a bit of a hassle so if you're using it to prototype make sure you tune your profile for TPU. I think it's a great idea.

TPU is what I'd suggest. You don't need a enclosure and it should work for what you want. It's a finicky material though so be prepared to spend some time getting to know it, figuring out it's temps and speeds is a must for good prints.

You guys can remember names? They just don't stick for me. I have classmates I have a working relationship with whose name I don't know and I've worked with them across 3 classes -.-

Used to be you could just search ooo for open office org

I just use Windows 10 v1809 ltsc, I'm good for a few more years.

I bet there's a grimoire in that chest.

This is the answer. +1

A folder called 3d printing has most of the stl and 3mf files arranged by date modified. Nested in there are folders for specific projects that have revisions or are remixes I've done, but I'd like to overhaul the whole system to something that makes a little more sense. I like the idea of a git for my own projects, I've already lost revisions by not paying attention and overwriting the old ones.

Orca stores my filament and profile settings, haven't found a reason to export those.

I'm gonna try the with tpu filament to make an o ring for my water bottle, thanks for the low tech approach, very cool ingenuity.

I love this comment - cool insight fellow human.

Yeah definitely going to look into that, and surgery. I've been to the sleep doc twice and tried CPAP twice, hopefully it's okay to move onto other things now.