• Psythik@lemm.ee
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      1 year ago

      Yeah seriously; what’s the point of this? It’s just extra work to refill these things every time you get new bags.

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        1 year ago

        Not OP, but you know 3D printer lovers love to print custom parts 🤣. Does your boxes fit perfectly in your drawer? Do you have a slicing tool for them? Have you ever tried to cut aluminium or plastic foil with the edge of the box? Dont bother replaying lol, I think OPs drawer is cool 😉

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        When you have a 3D printer, you have a compulsion to come up with uses for it, even if they’re useless. 3D printers are great, but there’s this urge to find more ways to use it, rather than be driven by what you want/need.

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        I like to do this but it’s much cheaper to buy bags in the giant packs. Those don’t fit in my drawer because they aren’t the normal size/shape. Or sometimes if I mix/match brands the boxes don’t fit together in the drawer. Uncommon, but happens.

        Not saying this is 100% needed, but it’s not without use.

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      Yeah, I could see this being useful if those boxes don’t ask fit in your preferred drawer or something, but otherwise just use the box they came in