muesliLogitech rubber coating: 2-year lifespan.
Me: Fine, I'll do it myself!
3D-printed a new shell in soft black TPU (on gray-ish PLA supports) and it fits like a glove. Honestly feels better than the original!
DIY > decay.
Account: Firearms@fribbledom I was wondering just who uses multi-material printers, and to what purpose. I never trusted them enough to incorporate into products. But just off-loading the scaffolding to PLA seems like a capital idea.
Once you experienced a toolchanger, there's no going back.
Mixing materials allows for geometries you wouldn't otherwise be able to print. Supports don't ruin the underside of your prints anymore. You can have fancy outer shells with the cheapest PLA for infill. Models with soft edges/corners or rigid material only where it's really needed.
Going back to a single nozzle printer feels like dial-up internet now.