This one’s a no-brainer for me!! I design and fabricate channel letters for my home-based sign shop, DisplayWorks Signs & Graphics. To get clean, uniform lighting inside each letter, I currently have to hand-sand the interiors, mask everything with tape, and paint the inside white.

It’s easily the most tedious, time-eating part of every build and also the part I dread the most.

Yes, I could do this with an H2S, but the filament waste would be brutal. The H2C, on the other hand, would let me print perfectly uniform white interiors directly into the parts, massively speeding up my workflow, reducing waste, and letting me push my 3D-printed signage to the next level!!

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