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23-01-2016, 00:39
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Re: 3D printed parts
We are currently printing parts that will see significant wear, such as wheels. We've used 3D printed wheels before, though I agree with the other posters that their primary use is with small custom parts such as sensor mounts ( which we used extensively in 2015). Never caught a part on fire, and I've been 3D printing since 2007.
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