Not even a little. Imagine being on week three of a print and something goes wrong. $200 worth of filament down the shitter and 50 pounds of plastic you have to take to the dump.
I wouldn't give any 3D printed objects to a toddler; they put everything in their mouth. Is the filament you are using safe for that?
Laminate *flooring*. What specifically do you intend to coat them with? Look up the Safety Data Sheet (SDS or MSDS) of whatever it is before you do it.
If he'd actually tried looking for results himself, it might have become apparent to him that the lamination he's talking about is different than laminate flooring. It fits a pattern I've observed in others where they "just ask ChatGPT" and then uncritically accept the output.
If you want to do a test run, I'm sure you've got a library or makerspace near you where you could give it a go
He ignores correct answers provided to him by posters here, what makes you think op can achieve better results googling?
Here is an updated version of the one I have, alot of printers have to be assembled, but this one is pre-assembled.
Just want to point out that there's a serious risk of choking if the objects are too small or there's a chance they'll break.
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