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			<description><![CDATA[<p>Hello everyone,</p><p>I need to make a shell for a homemade aquarium pump. <br />I am EXTREMELY new to this 3D printing world and I am not familiar with realistically anything to do with 3D printing. </p><p>But here is my question; I need to build a shell for a DC motor that will be powering a water pump. The motor will be submerged in water for long period of time 1+ year. I need to make sure that water does not get into the enclosure or else the pump will burn and I will cry.<br />What filament or material or really whatever, would be best for me to use to make said enclosure. It is brutally important that it is 100% water proof and does not dissolve in water.</p><p>Thanks!</p>]]></description>
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