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CAELinux
Dedicated to computer-aided engineering Linux distribution
...Try CAELinux or carry it with you on a USB stick in a live environment or install it to turn your PC into a full fledged Ubuntu based CAE workstation. It's all up to you what you can do with it! -
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my3DPrinter-Tevo-Tarantula
Tevo Tarantula 3D printer
Welcome to the my3D printer Tevo Tarantula site. Here you find find firmware, upgrades, modifications and new parts to make your Tevo Tarantula even better. Full users guide taking you from once assembled to printing. Step by step detailed instructions. Also see my 3D Projects site at https://sourceforge.net/projects/my-3d-projects -
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GComb
GComb is a gCode viewing tool with an interior focus
GComb is an open-source quick and easy Java tool intended to ease the lives of all 3D printing hobbyists by providing a look inside a “sliced” GCode file and a better view of what is going to be printed, before it is printed. It works by parsing GCode files and producing an image for each layer of the printed object, any of which can then be viewed. GComb was originally written on Mac OS X using Eclipse with Java version 1.7.0_25, and was made for a Makerbot™ The Replicator Dual printing Skeinforge 50-generated GCode files. ...
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