A DIY 3D pen designed for plastic welding has been created by modifying a standard 3D printer hot-end to allow for better heat conductivity and faster extrusion, resulting in stronger bonds compared to traditional 3D pens and superglue. This innovation offers content creators and hobbyists an efficient tool for repairing or enhancing 3D printed objects with greater control and strength than conventional methods.
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