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3D Printer - T36 (2020)

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Using 8020's bolt together framing as a base, this was to try and use the linear rods from my first ever printer a few years prior: a clone of a clone delta printer with the worst v6 clone hotend I ever saw. It clogged in the heatbreak so bad that no disassembly could help.

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