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HAVE YOU EVER wondered why some 3D prints look smooth while others have lines, bumps, or dents? Why some prints work and others break? You might get different results using the exact same printer. One of the main reasons is edge flow.

What Is Edge Flow?

Computers generate objects onscreen by placing points in 3D space. You may have seen examples of these points, called vertices. But like constellations or connect-the-dots, these vertices

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