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    As an engineer, we already use 3D printing to visualize parts before a mold is made for production. I see production use for short run/ low volume parts in the near future.

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    prototyping, replacing broken plastic bits around the home, cable guides.

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    I think my most practical app for 3d printing when I get a 3d printer would printing toys for my kids and teaching them about 3d printing

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    Fix broken things. New case for my Key Fob was the most recent

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    The most practical application is probably building parts for my robots.

  6. #56
    i really just find it extremely cool, but i guess it could be used for replacing parts of household appliances.

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    I have several ideas that I would like to flesh out so prototyping is my most practical application. Once you have a 3D printer its easy to do 8-10 iterations of an idea to really refine it.

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    Being a beginner I am exploring the production of component parts to create larger useful items for myself and others.

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    This would help me realize a myriad of projects and ideas I have - turn me into a Maker

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    Prototypes for custom motorcycle components as well as industrial part fixtures.

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