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TeeBoxx: Good? Bad? Or?????
- Thread starter sumo21
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3D printing is really amazing for certain uses, and I'm pretty sure there are multiple disc manufacturers using it for prototyping already. It's definitely not at the point where it's cost effective or the products are nearly durable enough to make it a viable alternative to injection molding in the disc industry though.
cheese dog
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I can only imagine how terrible a 3d printed disc would be.
Cgkdisc
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It's been done and they fly pretty well. My guess is they might be damaged more with a tree hit than molded discs.
