Users share photos and reactions to a custom 3D-printed vial case made by a friend after the original poster got tired of choosing one. The conversation highlights how quickly people expand their collections and joke about the lack of restraint. Several members comment on the scale of similar setups and the appeal of printing their own.
What this discussion establishesNothing here is advice.
Not really helpful or deep but it's funny and only the group here would get it. Got worn out picking my first case for the small stash so I gave a friend some basic specs and had him build one. Totally lives up to the request.
The one I ordered arrives tomorrow. It's making me want to buy a 3D printer myself. Four trays holding 72 vials each for 288 altogether. Must be something off with me.
Zero chill and I love it. Funny how fast this stuff pulls you in. When I posted mine it seemed perfect, but now I already have too many and need a bigger one.
That seems incredibly badass to me and it's the sole description available. I'm experiencing feelings of inadequacy at present.
Guys, would crafting a holder for tiny bottles via a 3D printer for a buddy of mine be considered homosexual?
This would apply exclusively when an impulse strikes to contact the filament outlet belonging to him.
Shoutout to the person who let me see the version he already had, since that made me decide I needed one too.
I came across some distinctive versions from an online marketplace, but they ended up taking longer to show up than any of my other lab orders. 😂
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