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If you enjoy 3D printing new designs and manufacturing furniture or projects using 3D printing techniques. You might be interested in a new blend which is taking traditional woodworking joints into 3D printing. Dovetail joints, known for their durability and interlocking capabilities in woodworking, are at the forefront of this transformation into 3D printing concepts. […]
LUX Mundi Ecumenical Centre in Torre del Mar presents a vibrant lineup of events for May and June, offering a range of activities and excursions for the community. Regular Activities at Lux Mundi Regular activities include Spanish practice groups on Wednesdays and Fridays from 10 am to 1 pm, along with art, crochet, and craft […]
Miami is booming like never before. Young techies are flooding in, the arts are thriving, its foodie scene is among America's best and you can even watch Lionel Messi have a kickabout.