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If most of you out there reading this are anything like me, I grew up playing with the coolest toys… Legos! My brother and I would dump our giant plastic tote and build houses, cars, spaceships, really anything that we could think of. So when I learned about our interns’ Lego project, a task to help them
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Recently, I was asked if there was a magic button in Insight to convert Support to Model material without creating Custom Groups. There are certainly times were models have a lot of support and it becomes complicated to make Custom Groups. While it may not be magic, this is a short cut I’d like to share
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Now that fall is upon us, I find myself leaving the windows open at night instead of using the air conditioning to keep my room cool. Hopefully I am not the only one, but I like having a window fan direct the cool ambient air into my room at night as well. I just mentioned that the
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The majority of 3D printing news is about the extension of the technology, and all of the new possibilities of manufacturing and design that the future will hold. While 3D printing is helping build a more advanced future, the technology is also helping us discover new things about the past. There are many examples of rudimentary
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Sharing is Caring – Open-Source (adj.) – denoting software for which the original source code is made freely available and may be redistributed and modified. How annoying was it back in school when you were working on a problem or studying for a big test, and no matter how hard you tried you could just not
