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A Hot End And Material Database For 3D Printing

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Robert Samples has developed MeltCalc, a database that collates data on hot ends and materials for FDM 3D printers, providing realistic flow rates based on thermodynamic modeling. This tool helps users understand hardware and material limits beyond standard settings, aiding in pushing the boundaries of 3D printing capabilities. Developers should watch for updates to this resource as it evolves with new materials and technologies.

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