SIMULATING AIR FLOW FOR 3D PRINTING

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Simulating Air Flow For 3D Printing

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You’ve probably heard that a 3D printer is capable of producing its own replacement parts. Sometimes, that even includes upgraded or improved versions of the parts it was originally built wit…

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Thought this was inaccessible! I’ve been wanting to make a custom duct for my k1max gonna try this

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