Found a place that 3d prints in steel

I had to polish the dice myself (more involved than just zona). ETA: The site is jlcpcb.com

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I’m curious how much you paid for it, SLS can be pretty expensive! Very cool.
- $8USD each for d6 and smaller, up to $9USD for a d20.
  
  Damn, that’s not bad at all. I had a plastic part the size of my fist sintered (same technology) a few years back and it costed about $450
Looks really cool! How does it feel tactilely?

Also, you should repost this to !boardgames@sopuli.xyz :)
- Once polished, they feel very nice. I chamfered the edges so they don't poke my hands.
  
  Are they solid metal? How heavy do they feel?
The blue dice look like you could chew them and they'd taste of Listerine :P
- Forbidden jolly ranchers.
Link to the printer?
- Jlcpcb.com
whoa, that's metal (literally)
What kind of polishing did they need?
- So an earlier, rough polish is on the left and the original finish on the right.
- I started with 400grit, then went P600, P1000 and finished with a stainless steel polish and ball polisher on a drill.

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