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Support Bath Enables an Epoxy Benchy

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Embedded 3D printing uses a support gel to stabilize liquids with high or low melting points during the printing process, enabling materials like silicone and epoxy to be printed reliably. This technique, demonstrated by Riley’s Lab, overcomes traditional limitations in material extrusion and opens new possibilities for creating complex structures using non-traditional materials. Developers should watch for further advancements in support bath formulations that enhance print quality and durability.

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