Metal inside a printed object
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Experiment: Print the "in" section (blue), which represents the metal component. Next, print the 'out' portion (black) while it remains open; this will halt the printer temporarily. Once the metal part (blue) is placed inside the 'out' section, resume printing. The metal element is now embedded within the printed object. A variety of shapes can be created within a printed item, including metal nuts, inlays, and fasteners like screws and rivets.
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