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Push Plastic - Desert Tan PLA

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General Info
Hot end temp 205
Bed temp 60
Filament type PLA
Date added Oct 03, 2019
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Pantone PMS 7506 C

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Pantone PMS 468 C

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Pantone PMS 155 C

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Fashion and Interior Designers 13-0814 TCX

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Industrial Designers PQ-7506C

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Graphic Designers P 14-9 C

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RAL Classic RAL 1015

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RAL Effect RAL 140-6

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RAL Design System+ H080L85C20

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