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Diary with a 3D printer: Test run

Before you can start using the 3D printer, some setting up is required. The first job is to level the print platform. This is attached to the Z-axis and so moves in the vertical plane. At each corner of the platform is an adjustment screw to raise or lower that edge of the platform. A piece of paper, which

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