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For the bed, because bed holder carriage nut catchers are printed upside down, best way to smooth is using a longer bolt to suck in a nut to clear the excess plastic. Possibly a different production engineering (machine redesign or part redesign) can solve the dirty nut holes

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	*For the bed, because bed holder carriage nut catchers are printed upside down, best way to smooth is using a longer bolt to suck in a nut to clear the excess plastic		*For the bed, because bed holder carriage nut catchers are printed upside down, best way to smooth is using a longer bolt to suck in a nut to clear the excess plastic. Possibly a different production engineering (machine redesign or part redesign) can solve the dirty nut holes