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Hey there, Shep Naniak.. You listen to another episode. Episode 700 of the Shop Talk show. I'm Dave Rupert with me. It's Chris Coyer. Hey, Chris, we did it. Unbelievable. Unbelievable. Congratulations, Dave. We sure did do it. No, they're honey in the pocket. You know, that feels good. It does feel good.

To celebrate, we're just going to record an episode of Shop Talk show, which feels like an accomplishment every time, I'd say.

Well, so I didn't phone it in this time.

I tried to 3D print some cool glasses that had like episode 700 on them.

Let me get them for you real quick let me let me

let me just get it for you i'll show show you what's going on here uh-huh yeah they they turned out

great you know it's just um it's just like a little bit of spaghetti angel hair pasta from the 3d

printer and oh you really did though you can see the um the

at like the one of the sides of the glasses yeah here's the number zero is right there it was we are so

close man but it just um complete it goes wrong it goes wrong huh is it useful when you have a 3d

printer if it starts going wrong to be there?

Because then you can just hit the abort button and not waste a bunch of filament.

Yeah, I mean, I think you waste filament, but like, or like by not being there, but like, how much?

You know, what was I really going to be like, oh, I found it at exactly 0.5, you know, maybe the fight was around for the first 10 minutes,

but, you know, it's going to fail in the last 20, too. You know, it takes like an hour.

Am I really just going to babysit it? Like, it's, it's whatever, a couple grams of filament that I wasted.

And, you know, that's not ideal, but it is what it is, sort of, you know.

So I've been getting into 3D printing.

I got this thing finally set up.

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