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if the T-1000 hasn't been 3D printed yet, the axe may still work
Now I'm imagining someone standing next to the 3D printer working on a T-1000, fervently hoping that the 3D printer that's working on their axe finishes a little faster. "Should have printed it lying flat on the print bed," he thinks to himself. "Would it be faster to stop the print and start it again in that orientation? Damn it, I printed it edge-up, I have to wait until it's completely done..."
Wake up the day after to find they've got half a T-1000 arm that's fallen over, with a huge mess of spaghetti sprouting from the top