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    The table you create in this tutorial is a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet containing 11 parameters that control the size and shape of the part.

    Ten of the parameters are equations. The radius of the nozzle base is an absolute value. Changing the radius of the nozzle base updates all other parameters.

    NoteYou must have Microsoft Excel installed on your computer to complete this tutorial.

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