#Question about Supports
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It would depend on the specific parts you are referring to. Please provide more details or a picture for further assistance.
so the current orientation? I'm guessing if I make it stand up, then I will need supports
Like if you turn it 90 degrees then yes
You’d need supports
If it’s flat it’ll work
Great thanks!
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