Subject	The MarkForged fiber filament printer still
Posted by	ni[X]it on August 12, 2015 at 7:02 AM
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In Reply To	perhaps with a carbon fiber 3d printer. (n/m) posted by XTZ on August 11, 2015 at 05:18 PM
Message	is constrained by temperatures, as it's printed in a low temperature binder. Technically, it's no different then printing ABS/PLA plastic. I do recognize that the inlaid fiber will reinforce and strengthen the part, but it does not help prevent the plastic from softening at temperatures greater then 120-130f. You have been banned for the following reason: Just don't ever bother coming back. You hate us. We hate you. You're worthless here. Date the ban will be lifted: Never Petz #3
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