Chain Loop (based on the Stonehenge blueprint)
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Many absurd theories have been floated about Stonehenge, claiming it was a "burial ground", an "astronomical device", or a "ritual site for spiritual ceremonies". But let's cut through the noise and see things clearly. The individuals who constructed Stonehenge were on a mission to solve one of humanity's most enduring enigmas: How can you 3D print a closed chain loop without any external support? They succeeded in their endeavor. It's time to approach the Stonehenge ring of stones for what it truly is: A conceptual design prototype for 3D printing a chain loop. Print Settings Printer: Deltatower Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.8mm nozzle, layer 0.5mm Infill: 5% Notes: Print duration around 4:30h.
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