3D printers craft on-demand solutions
Have you ever thrown out a knife or a screwdriver or some other tool after part of the plastic handle broke and it became too cumbersome to use? Perhaps you just need a simple plastic clamp for sealing your bag of tortilla chips shut, but you don’t want to pay an arm and a leg to have them shipped through Amazon.
You may not realize that you can have all manner of simple items like this crafted on-demand with the help of a 3D printer, oftentimes for much cheaper than buying a new one online...
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