Downloading & Printing YOUR 3D Creations - by Seth Alvo

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Downloading & Printing YOUR 3D Creations

If you already paid for a 3D printer, you can make these tools for pennies.

Apr 30, 2024

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In the past, the audience has mailed me their 3D printed creations, and at one point I designed a bunch of bike parts and printed them out myself—those didn’t fare so well. This time, I searched the Internet for free designs created by the mountain bike community and printed them out myself on my Prusa 3D printer.

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