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3D Printing Expert Shares Tips on Getting Started [Podcast with Kirby Downey]
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Interview with Kirby Downey, a designer, Maker, builder, community leader, 3D Printing expert, AND a key member of the SOLIDWORKS community. Kirby shares his advice and knowledge on getting started in 3D printing, along with many tips and insights for Makers, DIY’ers, and hobbyists.
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