No elements can be replicated. Replicators rearrange existing atoms.

He is so good at getting subtle facial expression through the prosthetic. Really remarkable.

"Jinos 3D Filament” is pretty cheap. I started using them during the pandemic when it was hard to find PETG. Seem to be a small place in North Carolina that manufactures mostly for their own use? Sometimes they take a couple of days to ship.

They sell mostly on eBay: https://www.ebay.com/itm/382556327412

[Edit: Just re-read that you’re looking for ABS/ASA - I don’t think Jinos does those, unfortunately]

What temperature are you using?

Been around since at least TNG:

https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Structural_integrity_field

Anyone got any recommendations from the books on the list?

There are two subscription prices - the more expensive one has no ads, the cheaper one has ads.

It seems almost all commenters here are agreeing with the premise that ‘posters [have] to crosspost to both’.

I don’t think this is true. It leads to people subscribed to both having two identical posts with different responses in their feed, which is annoying. Just post to the one that you’re ‘closest’ to, or pick one at random.

Part of beauty of federation is that you can see all the content from multiple places. Cross-posting is not required!

You can probably guess the focus of https://startrek.website/

eBay ran for a long time with a ‘buyer beware’ philosophy, requiring you to pay the seller directly, and leaving feedback being the only recourse. The de-facto payment became PayPal, but I remember mailing checks back in the day!

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I can’t quite imagine how the TNG -> Picard timeline for her works out given this, presuming this is meant to fit into the same timeline. Can someone who knows the comics universe lay it out?

I think it might be a controversial topic, but I’m fond of tip tinner - something like this:

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00NS4J6BY