The first rule of 3D printer alignment
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The first rule of 3D printer alignment is:
It doesn’t matter whether all the calibration settings are what they should be. It only matters whether it prints or not.
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Rob Miles is technology author and educator who spent many years as a lecturer in Computer Science at the University of Hull. He is also a Microsoft Developer Technologies MVP. He is into technology, teaching and photography. He is the author of the World Famous C# Yellow Book and almost as handsome as he thinks he is.
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