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What are the most useful things you've printed?
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I started up Reddits functional print many years ago to serve as a gallery/showcase to inspire others that 3D printing has a lot of useful uses.
I left Reddit with the Exodus, but I believe it still exists, although it's probably bot filled garbage now.
But it had a huge list of useful things.
I have a similar thead here on the fediverse, but the original site (kbin.social) died out and I haven't bothered to get another going.
I loved those subreddits. Got so many great ideas from other people’s designs. Start one up here!
That's one of the few subreddits that still has interesting stuff. I don't care about benchies and shiny dragons.