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05-17-2018 | 09:10 AM

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3D printed canalyzer shims to simultaneously adjust incidence and tilt. These are the four rejects. The fifth one was correct and is installed under the canalyzer leading edge. The advantage of 3D printing is precise control of thicknesses (better than 0.5mm tolerance was needed in this case) and reproduceability. It could be done with sandpaper and wood, too, but this was a whole lot more fun.

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