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Well that is not something I expected to read, I had to hold back my laughs. In reality it is possible for the machines to be hacked and for the hacker to obtain the users information or models that are not intended for the public view. Corporate espionage is not something I had thought about, well ...

It is always great to hear the feedback from our customers. As always, if you have more questions please feel free to give us a call or write us an email.

-Michael

Filament that has absorbed moisture can have a number of issues, the short list:

-Stringiness
-Bubbles in prints
-Clogging barrels
-Filament diameter increase (see issue 3)
-Brittle parts

The list of issues is larger then what I have stated but these are the ones that come to mind.

I would say that it depends on the climate you are in, here in Santa Clara we get an average of 50% humidity. This means that in our office we tend to bag everything if we are not about to use the machine for the weekend or something on that time frame. If you are not sure about it I would just say ...

You have done a great job at smoothing out the model, please make sure to post some follow up pictures when you are done.