What material did you print this in? Sanding generates heat pretty easily and may soften some materials. I'm curious of your experience with that as you've given me some ideas for sanding jigs.

That's true. The system can be far more robust if its decentralized. Even living in a place with cheap electricity I still plan on getting panels in the future.

Just because you own it doesn't mean you have to run it. Thats what CEOs are for. They often don't own the company they run.

That's the only way I can sympathize with anyone who decides not to vax their children. I still do but I can understand the reason not to for this reason. I personally don't think it's gotten as far as to be detrimental to my health to still trust the vaxxines but I can see it becoming like that one day. It's amazing how evil and complicit people will become in the face of making more money.

I read that at first as Capt. Dale Dillhole. I guess I wasn't wrong.

So he isn't a fan of Star Trek? Or is he talking about the post Discovery stuff?

Yeah. We'll definitely be set ourselves back for a while. Shame because we are on the verge of lots of great technologies.

I see that. Doesn't look too bad. Appreciate the picture. I'll have to do some experimenting trying what you've suggested.

Oh of course I'd print them in TPU. I was just saying that because I have no experience with printing it and if the ugly side is as ugly with TPU. That's my only concern with printing a phone case. I'm pretty new to 3d printing so I only just learned some the limitations and the ugly side of things lol.

What orientation do you print these in? Looks like you'd need supports and I've had trouble getting nice finishes on the side that needs the supports. I've only printed with PLA though.

I mean how they are friendly to the US.

Could you provide some examples?