Assistive tech for people that have trouble holding forks/spoons/etc. Made from my favorite lesser known material, polyhydroxyalkanoates, which is fully biodegradable in any biome. Anyone else making AT for people?
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Where do you source your filament, and what settings are recommended?
The only 3 sources I'm currently aware of are filaments.ca, colorfabb, and beyondplastics. I've found them to be relatively pretty similar
Dang. No suppliers near me. Big $$$ to ship too.
It's relatively newish, so if it catches on hopefully new suppliers will pop up near you