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Nice.   How did you get started with 3D printing?

From the land of perpetual cloudiness.   I'm Denny

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I had been been running a CAD design site for a few years. only doing CAD. clients kept asking me for prototypes so I got 3D printers to make their products

since then ive expanded to make my own products like these

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@scottyarcy Hey those area really neat! I ended up printing a very similar ball marker with 3 lines like in your first pic and it works great.

I too enjoy 3D printing quite a bit, though I am not very skilled with 3D modelling / CAD, I can usually do enough to get basic shapes. The other day I made a little tee holder and printed it in TPU.

 

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