These stories are great

This is inspiring

the YAAAAAAAAAAAAS in me.... it's 9000.

Wait, I thought you couldn't get that stuff wet or it was fall apart? Idk, maybe that's just the ones my daughter made us.

One of the few reasons I'm not doing graphic design in my school is that my technology teacher hates me so much

1. 3-D printers print the material that is very weak in tension across the lines that the filaments are laid down, so any tension in this object is likely to crack along the filament print lines.
2. Great that you're using your new "toy," but it's an inefficient way to save $40.