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So another exotic type of FDM filament you can get is "SimuBone", which is supposed to closely replicate the material properties of human bone, for use in a clinical or educational setting.
Now, at $98 for a 750g spool, this is way too much money to spend on commitment to the bit, but the idea of using a real medical analogue material to make an Eyeless Skull prop is appealing.
as far as I understand it it's just PLA with fillers that make it approximate the color, density, and surface finish of bone
A little steep for a throne but with this you could probably get a much better goblet than going the traditional way
Were you the one who mentioned the Prusa Titanium filament? Because if not, uh... That's another fun one.
Told my friend about this and they just said "vegan bones"
