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Add STL link in step docs

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{% capture printing %} {% capture printing %}
**STL files for this stage are** [here](https://github.com/endorphin3d/endorphin/tree/main/STLs/stage-1)
It should be easy to guess the print orientation for most of these parts. The only difficult one is the oddly-shaped front corner assembly. There's one particularly flat face on the part that has no fillets on the corners; this is the face that was designed to be on the print bed. It should be easy to guess the print orientation for most of these parts. The only difficult one is the oddly-shaped front corner assembly. There's one particularly flat face on the part that has no fillets on the corners; this is the face that was designed to be on the print bed.
You should use **100% infill** for these parts and at least **4 perimeters/walls** (for screw hole durability). Parts printed with 0.2mm layer height look fantastic but 0.24mm is several hours faster. You should use **100% infill** for these parts and at least **4 perimeters/walls** (for screw hole durability). Parts printed with 0.2mm layer height look fantastic but 0.24mm is several hours faster.

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{% capture printing %} {% capture printing %}
**STL files for this stage are** [here](https://github.com/endorphin3d/endorphin/tree/main/STLs/stage-2)
Deciding which face to print is somewhat of a tossup for these two pieces, as far as strength goes. Pictured is the print orientation used for testing and the test printer has been going strong for 6 months now with no issues. Deciding which face to print is somewhat of a tossup for these two pieces, as far as strength goes. Pictured is the print orientation used for testing and the test printer has been going strong for 6 months now with no issues.
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{% endcapture %} {% endcapture %}