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			<description><![CDATA[<p>Here are some pics of a bone cement applicator I designed and prototyped a year ago. I bought my SD2 soley for my own use, but for awhile it filled in for the medical design firm I manage. Even though we have a Stratasys uPrint machine mow, I still prefer my scruffy little Solidoodle for some of the high resolution stuff. Not to mention, I can print with flexible, clear, etc. The uPrint we have doesn&#039;t let us do that. </p><p>Anyhoo, this was a little mock up presentation I made to illustrate the idea. I painted the 3d printed part to make it a little more water tight. Then, I simulated the bone cement with some adobe colored paint I had lying around.</p><p>Enjoy!</p>]]></description>
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