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    <description>　Even within my own Maker journey, this 3D Printer was a real game-changer. Here, I’ll introduce some versatile projects I’ve designed and created in the past that have proven useful.</description>
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      <title>End Cap for 20x20</title>
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      <description>　Misumi’s aluminum frames can be cut to any length and are reasonably sturdy, making them convenient for building simple stands. There’s also a wide selection of accessories, making them even more convenient because you can repurpose them for other uses once you’re done with their original purpose. However, these accessories are more expensive than you might expect, which is a headache for an old-timer maker like me. So, I’ve decided to design and 3D print my own versions of the general-purpose parts I use most often.</description>
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