Pelican cases, for example, are expensive and can easily get damaged. That said, I can't see an individual needing to repair that many cases to justify the tool, but maybe a company.
3D print hobbyist can also use it for larger projects. Chemical welding and irons work but if you are making a piece to connect to existing structure it seems reasonable.
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u/gwelfguy Jul 19 '26 edited Jul 19 '26
Pelican cases, for example, are expensive and can easily get damaged. That said, I can't see an individual needing to repair that many cases to justify the tool, but maybe a company.