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09-15-2020, 02:19 PM

tekuhn

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Location: East Texas

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Bill Hanlon

Any reason you couldn't get one 3D printed?

Interesting idea. My son is a CAD expert and also has a 3D printer. He has used a carbon fiber filament that might be strong enough. I think the issue might be whether it could be produced with enough precision. Thanks for the idea.

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