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Etsy cracks down on 3D printed products — new rules exclude many 3D printed items from listings
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Well shit. I needed discontinued clips for my PC case and 3D printed listings of a public model were my only source. There is some utility in reselling the stuff. Where else can I go now?
Send me the file or a link and I'll print it for you. I'm sure plenty of other nerds would do the same.
There are also commercial print services, but local nerds are always a great first resort.
Yeah.
If it's just a few clips and <50g of filament, I wouldn't even charge for it to help someone out.
Pay postage and we're good.