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Wanting a plastic part that is no longer available, or the price of a new one is just a bit nuts? Then it may be worth investing in a 3D printer. The technology really does offer unlimited possibilities. Here users show us what they have produced out of necessity … and sometimes simply for the heck of it
Since 3D printers have become more affordable, and as long as you have the skills to input the required data, one can be a worthwhile investment, even if it’s only for occasional use.
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