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How to get your 3D printer hot - faster (and for free!)

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How to get your 3D printer hot - faster (and for free!)

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This simple mod can help you print new materials on your 3D printer, cut down on heatup times - or burn the entire thing to the ground!

Only do this mod if you're confident in the quality of your components used.

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Thomas Sanladerer published this 4:28 video tutorial on October 26, 2018. It has been watched 40,082 times on YouTube.

Channel: Thomas Sanladerer
Category: Science & Technology
Duration: 4:28
Published: October 26, 2018
Views: 40,082
Likes: 1,079

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