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building a mostly 3d printable, cheap and easy to build vacuform machine. i’ll upload the files when i’ve tested it the bottom frame is 3d printed and the pet sheet carrier is flat laser cut sheet metal you heat the sheet in the oven, hook up a vacuum cleaner...

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