how much weight can that thing hold? I wonder if you could make a decent end table for supporting a reading lamp, or something. Maybe print the base as solid and flip it upside down?
either way, I find that to be impressive!
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That looks like the mother of all torture tests. Good on your printer for printing it at all!
How.... how long did that take to print??
Around 6 hours. The 120mm version was 1-2 hours.
Ok, but now what do you do with it?
It's a big fragile hyperboloid. What don't you do with it?
Sit on it Cook with it Use it as a jack stand... I feel like my list is endless and yours is limited