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Who here is making money 3D printing?
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There are ppl on eBay who will print your stl file for you. I've had luck asking sellers who does their stuff.
I sew a bit so ik a small bit about bobbins and idk if a 3d printed one would work well or hold up.
It's not sewing thread bobbins, it's these - they're just a thin piece of plastic to start with, so I think 3D printing will work fine. They mostly just sit in a box or on a ring if I'm taking a project with me somewhere.
Oh yes those are super easy to design and print