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Can You Inject Hot Glue Into 3D Printed Molds? | DIY Cable Repair & Protection - spoiler: yes, it's neat

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Can You Inject Hot Glue Into 3D Printed Molds? | DIY Cable Repair & Protection - spoiler: yes, it's neat

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Why not use injectable silicone instead of hot glue though?
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  Hot glue is cheap, easy to handle and easier to clean away is my guesses… I would definitely try a silicone gun

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