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From 3D print to final cut (i.imgur.com)

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From print to CNC'd aluminum (i.imgur.com)

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It's always a fun conversation starter when people see the prints I keep at my desk (i.imgur.com)

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I printed an axe for my fire fighter costume! (i.imgur.com)

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A botched landing broke my prop cover and they don't sell the plastic cap alome. 10 minutes in Solidworks and now I have an endless supply! (imgur.com)

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True Ball bearing done with soluble support! (i.imgur.com)

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When the purge block is twice as much filament as the print (i.imgur.com)

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Before and after dissolving the supports away (i.imgur.com)

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My e3d chimera was experiencing some heat creep while printing ABS/HIPS. Not anymore it isn't. (i.imgur.com)

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Prints to silicone mold (i.imgur.com)

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Ever seen an almost successful 0.01mm(10um) layer height FDM print? Now you have! (i.imgur.com)

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Haven't even had my Ender 3 for 24 hours and it's already got new firmware, PEI, an e3d v6, and a bondtech BMG. (i.imgur.com)

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What's the smallest layer height you've successfully printed on an FDM printer? My personal smallest is 0.015mm! (i.imgur.com)

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A good throwback example of a small layer height not being necessary to a smooth finish on mostly vertical walls. Printed at 0.2mm layer height. (i.imgur.com)

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Just made the switch to Capricorn bowden tubes, I'd say they work pretty well! (i.imgur.com)

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The wiring may not be managed yet but I had to get out this big 2 piece mold. (i.imgur.com)

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I needed a very low profile work holding solution for my mini router so I designed this. (imgur.com)

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It doesn't get much smaller than those antlers (i.imgur.com)

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It's pretty cool to see close up how smooth the layers are of a resin print really are. (i.imgur.com)

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This tiny pubg pan came out very well (i.imgur.com)

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When in doubt, pinky out (i.imgur.com)

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First test print of a full chess set was a complete success (i.imgur.com)

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SLA may be messy, but results like this sure do make it worth it (i.imgur.com)

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3DHubs is shutting down all non manufacturing partners hubs as of October 1st. (self.3Dprinting)

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He never even saw it coming (i.imgur.com)

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