HardwareHackaday3 days ago
Plaster of Paris Adds Weight to 3D Prints Cleanly
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Joe Fedewa designed a hollow cavity into a 3D print's base, then filled it with a thick plaster of Paris mixture. The plaster sets in about an hour, can be sanded smooth, and requires no capping or pausing the print. This method avoids messy epoxies or expensive hardware.
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