I have become one with the plastic.

Seriously though, I actually have 3 in my office and 2 in my shop, the 2 In the shop are what I print things like ABS and nylon on. The ones in my office are mostly just pla and petg and are enclosed with carbon filtration (except my ideamaker irv3 which is a belt printer, but it’s only printing pla

As someone who has 6 3d printers in his office, I feel this on a physical level.

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