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@electrineer
If you believe hard enough -
@kamen it's just a plastic duck then. At best it could be a robber duck.
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https://thingiverse.com/thing:13989...
There's tons of models on thingiverse. There's also better models on paid sites. You can print in flexible filaments which act like rubber, but I've found them really hard to tune. -
@electrineer well there are flexible materials for FDA printers, often just called "flex" filament
So it's not impossible -
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@bagfox or use a blender to model it
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@retoor
I already did that.
Modeled one, and used normal PLA material. I am still trying to find flexible material.
Just convinced my manager to get us a 3D printer so we can print out rubber duckies.
Now the hard part comes in.
Where do i find a similar model for the devRant rubber ducky.
I like the rubber duckies they used to have in the store.
question
rubberduckydebugging
(3dprinting
rubber_ducky_debugging)