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The Piece “A toolkit for transformable materials” from Harvard and Its Relationship with 3D Printers

Updated: Jan 12

The piece “A toolkit for transformable materials” can be found here:

https://seas.harvard.edu/news/2017/01/toolkit-transformable-materials

One more thing: I know how severe the misinformation on the internet is. This is why I do not want to be one of those who spread misinformation. It is also why I really recommend you contact me and have me start video meetings with you, or even meet you in person. This way, you will: a). Get to know whether it is a real person blogging here, and b). Apply your own method to verify how trustworthy I am.

Sincerely,

Yukun Wu

Mr. Wu's 3D Printer Corner

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