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			<title><![CDATA[Dual zone heat bed ??]]></title>
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			<description><![CDATA[<p>I have been pondering and thinking. It seems that I tend to want a fairly large heat&nbsp; bed build surface both my printers are 8&quot; x 8&quot;&nbsp; and to me a 8&quot; x 12&quot; would be ideal. yet most of my prints are smaller than 4&quot; x 4&quot;&nbsp; &nbsp;does anyone make or have a dual zone heat bed that the center&nbsp; is one heat zone and the outer perimeter is a second zone? that way one could save power when doing small prints but when the whole bed is needed the full bed could be heated.&nbsp; Would this be practical and economical to produce? I know it would need two control circuits and a second thermistor. <br />Tin</p>]]></description>
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