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      <title>Revisiting an Old Project</title>
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      <description>The Original Blog Back in 2016, I was in my last year of grad school and starting my job hunt. In addition to the countless resume iterations, endless job application websites, and a constant stream of coffee, I wanted to create something that would showcase some of my work. This is what kicked off my first blog, which I hoped to serve as a somewhat professional portfolio.
I am pretty sure the blog helped me get a few interviews, but once I accepted a job offer, I did not put much effort into new posts.</description>
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      <title>Two Part Mold Making</title>
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      <description>Today, we&amp;rsquo;re going to take a 3d printed tabletop miniature and replicate it with a two part mold. This will speed of production of a part that would normally take two to three hours, and give us the freedom of different materials and colors.
Two part molds allow us to cast more complex shapes than a one part, or open-face, mold. This open face creates a flat surface on the piece we are making.</description>
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