Re: [ot][spam] ai-guided 3d printing

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simple 3d printer ideas that surprisingly may stimulate inhibition in
me for innovation:

- you could possibly extrude in a pattern such that the filament
doesn’t bind to the layer below it, making support that vacuums or
blows away with an arbitrary extruder and filament. expecting this to
be slower from waiting for the filament to harden before letting it
come in contact with the layer below.

could be existing paper or software on trying something like it
somewhere, but maybe not since it addresses low-end devices