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Originally posted by HRK:

That's interesting, imagine you'd have to spend some time to BYO model to print from.

Is there a scanner option where you can scan something and then make modifications to it and print your own.

Yup, I imagine if this continues to interest me I will end up with a 3D scanner within a year or so

https://www.amazon.com/Handhel...ecting/dp/B0BJZQWSBG

This looks like a great use of your printer... Tooltrace, making holders for tools... I could use this big time...

https://x.com/devonkcopeland/s.../2022147870389154222

If I had a 3d printer, I'd print things to clip on the back of my refrigerator shelves to prevent my family from just jamming stuff into the fridge from the front and pushing everything else to the back to:

A. Fall off the back of the shelf

or

B. completely block the flow of air such that the cheese in the cheese drawer freezes.