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I'm looking to start keeping hardware for prints that need additional parts to complete them. A Pi case that I printed needed screws that I don't have on hand and needed to go searching for some.

It got me thinking to keep a container of stuff ready that would get used often, but I don't really know what to keep on hand. What do you have readily available?

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[–] [email protected] 1 points 1 year ago (2 children)
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Any suggestions on what kind? I just started printing with supports after quite a while now that Prusa Slicer has natural supports. So far, I have just been using pliers.