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Một công cụ mới 'Build in 7 Days' vừa ra mắt, giúp bạn hoàn thành dự án trong 7 ngày. Bạn công khai ý tưởng, cam kết thực hiện và có 7 ngày để xây dựng, ra mắt. Áp lực và trách nhiệm cộng đồng sẽ biến kế hoạch thành hành động, tránh trì hoãn. Công cụ này hứa hẹn đẩy lùi thói quen "overplanning"!
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https://www.reddit.com/r/SaaS/comments/1o0ggmd/i_built_build_in_7

I'm using a 3D printer to help me prototype a historic bridge for my banjo (details forthcoming) and I have to admit, I'm catching the 3D printing bug. I'm finding myself thinking about buying a Raspberry Pi and a framing kit to build one myself.

However, I have some concerns.

PLA, the most common 3D printing material, is a so-called "biodegradable" polymer. In previous generations, biodegradable plastics worked like this:

Plastic: I am biodegradeable!
*Looks inside*
*Non-biodegradeable microplasrics held together with corn celluose that dissolve with water*

How similar is PLA in this regard? I don't know enough chemistry to reliably tell what is going on under the surface.

My ultimate concern is that getting into this hobby will just lead to a ton of plastic pollution under the guise of green washing.

Do any makers have some notion of what the conversation is right now?

Feel free to boost, I'm curious to hear what people think.

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🔧 Technikpost #3 – Diodenlaser: Kompakt & kontraststark

Diodenlaser arbeiten mit sichtbarem, blauem Licht (~455 nm).
Gut geeignet für: Holz, Kork, Pappe, Leder, Stoff & beschichtetes Metall.
Nicht geeignet für: Glas, klares Acryl, blankes Metall.

💡 Vorteil: kompakt, sparsam, kontrastreiche Gravuren – ideal für kleine Werkstätten.

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