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@timeplast I don’t see how this would be cheaper or more efficient to make. Just because you can doesn’t mean you should.

@timeplast 3D printing is the future. If you can think of it, you can make it. Conventional soap making is extremely less versatile.

@timeplast I can buy a bar of Yardley lavender at dollar tree for $1.25 take your bar of shizz and jam it

@timeplast No lather

@timeplast What is the reason for this? What was the ask?

This soap isn’t just soap—it’s proof. Proof that we can 3D print real, usable, regenerative products. No molds. No waste. No filler. Just next-gen function built layer by layer. It lasts 10x longer, cleans without compromise, and opens the door to a world where everyday objects are printed, not mass-manufactured. This isn’t about novelty. It’s about what’s next.

@timeplast 3d prints.... soap. makes the same design of every soap ever. good luck bud

@timeplast And even then you still didn’t understand the concept.

@timeplast Probably easier to batch heat the solution and pour it into a mold and mill to specs.

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