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Image 1 — It might take 2 or 3 days of printing for a big prop, but each prop cost less than half a roll of petg. Plus easy storage vs a coro prop
Image 2 — It might take 2 or 3 days of printing for a big prop, but each prop cost less than half a roll of petg. Plus easy storage vs a coro prop
Image 3 — It might take 2 or 3 days of printing for a big prop, but each prop cost less than half a roll of petg. Plus easy storage vs a coro prop
Image 4 — It might take 2 or 3 days of printing for a big prop, but each prop cost less than half a roll of petg. Plus easy storage vs a coro prop
Image 5 — It might take 2 or 3 days of printing for a big prop, but each prop cost less than half a roll of petg. Plus easy storage vs a coro prop
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It might take 2 or 3 days of printing for a big prop, but each prop cost less than half a roll of petg. Plus easy storage vs a coro prop

u/t0x1k_x — 11 days ago
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Roof peak support

I'm moving one of my props to the roof this year and needed a support structure to sit on the roof peak, so I designed this out of PVC today. Mostly 1" pipe, with some 1 1/4" pipe and fittings for the telescoping and pivoting bits. I wanted a solution that was easy to store in the off season, I think this fits the bill!

u/JamesonG42 — 12 days ago