I find your lack of part cooling disturbing #shorts @EmbraceMaking

I find your lack of part cooling disturbing #shorts @EmbraceMaking

Uploaded April 2023 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago

My first YouTube short. Recently reviewed the 3D printing module on the Snapmaker A250T and found the part cooling to be underwhelming... so I designed an upgrade.

You can find the full upgrade video here:
► youtu.be/nI1HevK1lhE

You can find the full review here:
► youtu.be/uzrxukgSZFg

And you can visit my website where you will find this part and many more so you can support me and my work...
► embracemaking.com/products/snapmaker-a250t-a350t-dual-part-cooling-duct-and-spool-holder

Thanks for watching!

#snapmaker #3dprinting #starwarsday

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