DJ Sundog from the *new* toot-lab on Nostr: there have to be some cool moves that we can do with 3d printers that we haven’t ...

there have to be some cool moves that we can do with 3d printers that we haven’t pulled off yet, like skateboard moves that we knew were theoretically possible but no one had the skills for yet.

where’s the print that just flings unsupported plastic up at a high angle and then prints another trace on the way back to reinforce as the first one is cooling to get a much lower angle at a crazy high speed, over and over again with wild precision?