3D printer filament that prints like PLA but can be heated afterwards to be manipulated like clay? Sounds pretty amazing so I was quite keen to try it out. The limiting factor here was my skill but I think someone who is good with their hands could do great things with this. The only part I thought was dubious was the claim of easily smoothing layer lines.

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