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hey so im looking to get some conductive filament, as i'd like to print part that light bulbs screw into, and have the little metal contacts be printed but i dont know anything really about electricity and conductivity but i noticed that filaments.ca sells a conductive PLA that has a 1000ohm resistance and protopasta has a conductive PLA with 30 ohms resistance. would i be able to put enough power through something printed in one of these to power a lightbulb? maybe an LED lamp?

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