Fused Deposition Modelling, or FDM 3D printing, is great for building all sorts of parts, but it’s not perfect. You often see surface problems—blobs, stringing, layer shifts—the kind of stuff that ruins part quality and wastes material. Right now, most people just check these defects by eye or turn to expensive scanners and CT machines. Either way, you don’t get real-time fee...
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