Big things happening in the 3D print community
Big things happening in the 3D print community
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You've tried chain smoking... Now try all-new grid smoking!
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Upgrade from serial smoking to parallel smoking.
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…and be sure to use Marlboro-o-o…oh oh, my chest!!
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gotta bring this up every time i see these
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I was going to say it can’t be good for you to heat up and breathe through plastic, but shit, it can’t be the worst thing for you in this set up 👍
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500 cigs at once and you’re worried about inhaling a little plastic?
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This goes hard af
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It's been forever, when are they coming back?
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Gentlemen...
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Mentlegen…
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Any % cancer speedrun
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I think heroin might legitimately be better for your health
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Parallel smoking is much more efficient than serial smoking
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Breathing through 3D-printed plastic would be bad enough for you without the cigarettes.
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Eventually the filament will get coated and sealed in a nice, thick layer of tar and protect your lungs from the microplastics! You just gotta break it in a little bit.
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True I forgot that printing 3D plastic makes the plastic toxic. 🙄
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Melted plastic, plastic fumes, and microplastic particles already aren't great for you, and 3D-printing introduces a bunch of ways for them to be introduced directly into your body.
I worked in the 3D-printing industry for a long time, and I'm confident whoever does my autopsy is going to get a clown-style poof of confetti.
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Put them all backward for maximum plastic consumption
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I just smoke one time a year but it nearly kills me.
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Could human lungs even draw that many in?
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Yes once
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Only one way to find out!
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If your lungs are strong enough and fucked up enough you probably could.
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Cancer speedrun.
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Just a lil somethin' to take the edge off.
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Lung cancer any% speed run
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Here I was hoping the plans for a 3D metal printer finally came out and people could start 3D printing AR-15 ghost guns.
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Hope no more, because both things are already quite possible. Metal printing 3D printers are still prohibitively expensive — like, go to your bank and take out a mortgage levels of expensive — but they do indeed exist. And you can print a lower receiver for an Armalite quite easily which is the only serial numbered and tracked component in the US. Upper receivers are available via mail order because they are not the regulated part (except in certain states), so have at it.
You didn't hear that from me, though.
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Same amount of lethality
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people could start 3D printing AR-15 ghost guns
I've heard from people that they've been doing this already, quite successfully, for years.
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"500 cigarettes"
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Need the Blunt Master 3000 STL here
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Just scale it up to 137.69%
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Make sure you use this outdoors unless you want to smoke out your entire basement
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I've once seen a schematic for a 2 cigarettes to HDMI adapter.
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Uwoslab?
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Just imagine the steaks this puppy could cook up
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I prefer incense, personally
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It’s 20*6 cigs so 120 to lung. I’ve smoked 40-60 before stopping
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Lighting them all evenly at once is another engineering task. I propose an overheated pan or other metal surface because everything with open fire gonna suck big time.
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Once they’re lit, I imagine the heat would get out of control quickly. Still, the prototype needs testing to be sure.
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Human sacrifices my beloved.
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You just need a blowtorch with a really really long flame!
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Homer Simpson, File Photo
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Confirmed, the size of that is indeed big for its intended use
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now only smoke once a month. now make an ash tray. 3d print like ai, always a solution looking for a problem
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That ash tray'd be a bowl lol.
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A mixing bowl at least
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Source? (I need that STL file)
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Why does this alone of all things make me want a drag this long after quitting!? Part of it has to be the curiosity of whether you could even get them all lit.
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My friend tried to print it but 3d printing company rejected it lol
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You don't really have to 3d print that to be fair.
That looks like the half end of a plastic bottle. Save that money to buy more cancer in a stick.
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