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It's a model, to demonstrate, how many cubic-centimeters are in one cubic-decimeter. In my first version, there has slipped in a big mistake. Have a look to my print... :-(There is no 10x10x10 subdivision but 9x9x9... I have corrected the mistake in the new STL-file Kubikdezimeter_v2.stl
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