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IRobertI 521
Does it have to be a single material? You could easily fill it with sand+epoxy or something to adjust weight.
There are a few filaments that have metal powder in them which makes them much heavier. Colorfabb bronzefill is one example.
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neone 40
Thnx Robert,
It does not really have to be a single material, so maybe that's another option indeed.
And I'll have a look at those other metal filaments for sure.
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