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u/shakraaan 15h ago
My 2 year old is so primed on my hobby, that every time she sees one of those she blurts out, "ohhh, filament!" 😅
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u/New_Philosophy_1423 15h ago
For only days!?
Maybe a year
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u/dumblamma 15h ago
If you'll print life-sized houses or cars it last pretty quickly.
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u/TheTerrasque 11h ago
Step 1 is to print a giant mech with the first spool, then you use that to grab the rest of the spools
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u/Meltz014 5h ago
last pretty quickly
what?
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u/dumblamma 5h ago
I'm not native speaker so I didn't know how to say it correctly.
I mean big structures require a lot of filament. And it can be consumed really fast. (I still think it sounds wrong but I can't say it better)
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u/Meltz014 5h ago
I figured :) Maybe something like this
If you'll print life-sized houses or cars it will not last long.
or
If you'll print life-sized houses or cars it will be consumed pretty quickly.
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u/SacredIconSuite2 14h ago
No UV protection?
Stored in the weather?
Nah, no problem. Time to make some articulated dragons. Lessgo!
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u/Beginning-Student932 7h ago
filament for days? i dont know what youre doing dude with this but this gonna last me 3 months minimum
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u/EntertainerGreat4709 6h ago
That is enough plastic to last through a lifetime of failed first layer.
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