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16-10-2014, 19:05
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Re: What are you using your 3D printer for?
We had two, one with better resolution than the other. We've used our for many different applications. Anywhere from extra spacers in custom gearboxes, creating a shield for a gyro, wedges to help pick up frisbees, to positive stops to reducing the amount of travel a polyU band along a moving apparatus.
Obligatory "The possibilities are endless!" quote. But actually though, they're super helpful. |
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