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Tapping into 3D Printed Parts

Thinking about making a custom, 3D-printed part. However, it would require making a thread (6-32 or 8-32, I can't remember off the top of my head).

Anyways, would this be a feasible task? I know that delrin can be threaded into, and like the filament used in 3D printers, delrin is made of plastic. If this is something that can be done, what filament was used, and with what print settings?

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