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[ProForm3D]

What's the most practical application for 3D printing in your life?

Printing people and prosthetic's parts.

[krauerking]

I'm really just a hobbyist and while my hobbies are usually not 3d printing I can use it to make my new hobby cheaper.

however I will say that customized gifts for friends and family is kind of the most practical thing since it is cheaper and unique.

[bralax]

creating products to raise money

[Solstie]

If we need anything around the house 1st step is to see if we can design or find a 3D printed version.... If not, we don't need it!

I visit your site daily thinking about buying a workbench.... a lot....

Good work on the Press too! When people ask me what printer to buy your always on the short list due to your consistent great values.

[corben33]

My most practical application that I have made so far has actually been a kitty litter scoop. Last years winter was really bad and I was unable to get out to the store to purchase one, so I just printed one out. This definitely aided in keeping the house free from unwanted odors!

[DavidRR-91]

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What's the most practical application for 3D printing in your life?

DIY Projects, is the most practical use of 3D printing, but also to make creative gifts (if you have a good imagination).

[michaelWylie]

Printing Custom enclosures and brackets.

[jimmydave]

components for my custom diy projects that would be nearly impossible to make otherwise.

[betacrash]

My application is mostly prototype. Making enclosures for circuit boards. Personally, I would like to experiment with making instruments.

[YosemiteSam]

I am printing circuit board mounts and mechanisms with my printer.