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Can 3D printing improve your geocaches?

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In this week's Cache Walk we are on a maintenance run putting out 3D printed geocaches made by the Spanish geovlogger Comepiedras . We follow him on RU-vid and he kindly made some 3D printed pieces to impove our hides at Hobbiton, New Zealand. Come and see how they look out in the wild.
Bilbo's Lost Button (Waikato) Traditional Geocache
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14 авг 2024

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@Komikino 4 месяца назад

Those are nice printed containers. 3D printing is something I would like to get into.

@GeoRick 4 месяца назад

It looks like a lot of fun. Simrebel says he has a 3D printer.

@ankez 3 месяца назад

Thank you for showing how maintenance can be fun too!

@GeoRick 3 месяца назад

We enjoy the drive to Cambridge when we have to add a new log book or improve things a little.

@GeoElmoGeocaching 4 месяца назад

Those were great caches and great locations, including that beautiful tree! That was a nice international effort for those caches. It's so cool that you're driving distance to Hobbiton, someplace I'd love to see someday!

@GeoRick 4 месяца назад

We like having them there as my son James and his family live in Cambridge which is nearby. We can check on the caches and see them.

@ComepiedrasGeocaching 4 месяца назад

It may take a while, but I promise a "making of" video about those 3D geocaching projects 🤞🏼

@Komikino 4 месяца назад

That would be cool to see. I picked up some 3D printed dinosaurs and dragons at a local anime con a couple weekends ago and they are amazing because they are all "one piece" printed with multiple, moveable joints and everything. The lady at the booth explained the printing process and it blew my mind. I would love to get a 3D printer to make some ships I have ideas of but I would need to improve my 3D modeling first.