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Good for my 3D Printer friends!
Heck of a deal for prime members.
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I honestly don't even know wtf I need/would even use glue sticks for (no kids, thankfully), but I'm still quite tempted to grab one of these deals!๐น
60 for $15 comes to .25ยข a stick. 12 for $3.45 comes to .29ยข a stick.
I also use these for 3D printing, trust me you can go thru 12 pretty fast if you print a lot. It's a good deal if you only need 12.
60 for $15 comes to .25ยข a stick. 12 for $3.45 comes to .29ยข a stick.
I also use these for 3D printing, trust me you can go thru 12 pretty fast if you print a lot. It's a good deal if you only need 12.
Maybe people have more trouble with bed adhesion than I do, but I usually just zig-zag one quick pass with the glue stick across the glass print bed and any parts that hit the glue get stuck.
I found Aquanet to be even better than the glue stick in almost all applications. Just spray a bit on a paper towel, run it across the bed and it holds just enough. The glue stick is better for small parts that you want to be 100% sure stick down, but for almost everything else the Aquanet seems better. I've also used the same Aquanet can for over two years and have a lot left.
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Maybe people have more trouble with bed adhesion than I do, but I usually just zig-zag one quick pass with the glue stick across the glass print bed and any parts that hit the glue get stuck.
I found Aquanet to be even better than the glue stick in almost all applications. Just spray a bit on a paper towel, run it across the bed and it holds just enough. The glue stick is better for small parts that you want to be 100% sure stick down, but for almost everything else the Aquanet seems better. I've also used the same Aquanet can for over two years and have a lot left.
Thanks for sharing your experience.
Thanks for sharing your experience.
I thought that too until one time I was 8 hours deep into a print and wa-la. The bond broke. Now I always use a fresh thin coat of purple gluestick!
$3.45 / 2.52 oz = $1.37 / 1oz
For 3D printing, get the jumbo for $8 for 9 Jumbo Sticks
3 Packs of 3 Sticks, 9 sticks total (1.4 Oz each) = 12.6 Oz total
$8 / 12.6oz = $0.635 /1 oz
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