I've never had the chance to use a 3D printer, but if I did, I would print some new molding clips for my car that are unobtanium. It's currently all held on by enough clips, but the molding is missing about 5 clips total. I have saved a few undamaged reference parts just in case I ever get the chance.
The chance to print off parts for use on older things is a Godsend for anyone trying to restore anything that needs plastic parts that are made of unobtanium.
I've never had the chance to use a 3D printer, but if I did, I would print some new molding clips for my car that are unobtanium. It's currently all held on by enough clips, but the molding is missing about 5 clips total. I have saved a few undamaged reference parts just in case I ever get the chance.
The chance to print off parts for use on older things is a Godsend for anyone trying to restore anything that needs plastic parts that are made of unobtanium.
