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JohnEdmark_fit_test_remix
Ok, here is a re-remake of John Edmark's model for his Instructable "Object 3D Printer Fit Test" that Jon-A-Tron remade in his Instructable Class for 3D Printing so it would fit on his bed. Then I had to cut it up further to fit MY bed.
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http://www.instructables.com/id/Objet-3D-Printer-Fit-Tests/
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Ok, here is a re-remake of John Edmark's model for his Instructable "Object 3D Printer Fit Test" that Jon-A-Tron remade in his Instructable Class for 3D Printing so it would fit on his bed. Then I had to cut it up further to fit MY bed.
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Noble keon commented agoI'm just getting started with 3D printing and was hoping you might shed some light on the purpose and operation of this component. Thanks basketball stars
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BoriSpider commented agoAt Instructables.com they now have "Classes" you can take that cost around $30. For the month of October 3 of these classes are free. One of which is for "3D Printing" (If you are new to 3d printing GO NOW a take the class before free trial is up). The class uses this tool to check how much space you have to allow between parts that fit together. It was to big for my printbed so I had to cut it to fit.
wawinter commented agohello there I'm new to 3d printing so could you please explain what this item is used for and how do we use it Thanks
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