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3D printing is unfortunately a lot of fun. Taking something that did not exist and within a few hours transforming it into an object you can touch has something magical to it.

Maybe I should send clients who make improvements little 3D printed acknowledgements of their accessibility success? Making progress feelable might be a great way to make accessibility tangible.

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Eric Eggert
Eric Eggert
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Of course, as I post this, I have two failed prints. Bed adhesion. Not that fun!
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Georgiana Brummell
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@Eric Eggert As someone who is totally blind, I love this idea! It would be something tangible that they could not only see but touch. It's wonderful when things can be created so quickly, as they can help those of us who need them for various reasons.
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Adrian Roselli
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At TPAC, the AGWG had little printed trophies for whomever took the minutes.
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Eric Eggert
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@aardrian Awwww! I loved taking notes. Probably would have done it without a trophy. 😂
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