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- Visual guide showing step-by-step installation process
- Supports README documentation with animated walkthrough

.github/copilot-instructions.md

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+````instructions
+# GitHub Copilot Instructions
+
+**Never use the unicode multiplication symbol (×, U+00D7) in any documentation, code, or markdown.**
+
+Always use a plain lowercase 'x' for dimensions and multiplication.
+
+- WRONG: `25mm × 25mm × 25mm`
+- CORRECT: `25mm x 25mm x 25mm`
+
+# Git Instructions
+
+- If a git command fails due to authentication reasons, retry the command exactly once.
+
+# Wiki Tagging Standards
+
+All wiki pages should use YAML frontmatter for tagging.
+
+## Challenge Tags
+All challenge pages must include the following tags:
+- `challenge`: Identifies the page as a challenge.
+- `challenge-NNN`: A unique sequential identifier.
+   - `challenge-001`: October 2025
+   - `challenge-002`: November 2025
+   - `challenge-003`: December 2025
+   - Increment for subsequent months.
+- `archive`: (Optional) Use this tag when the challenge is no longer active.
+
+## Visibility Tags
+- `hidden`: Use this tag to prevent the page from being published to the fargo3d.com website.
+
+# Challenge Lifecycle
+
+Challenges follow a specific monthly cycle:
+1. **Announcement**: A challenge is announced at the meetup in Month X.
+2. **Execution**: Participants work on the challenge between Month X and Month X+1.
+3. **Judging**: Results are brought to and judged at the meetup in Month X+1.
+
+**Example:**
+- **November Challenge**: Announced in November, Judged in December.
+- **December Challenge**: Announced in December, Judged in January.
+
+**Wiki Page Roles:**
+- **Current-Challenge.md**: Displays the challenge currently in the "Execution" phase (announced last month, to be judged at the upcoming meetup).
+- **Upcoming-Challenge.md**: Displays the challenge to be announced at the upcoming meetup.
+
+# Content Synchronization
+
+The `wiki-fargo3d` submodule contains the official documentation. Some content is mirrored in the main repository root.
+
+- **Readme.md vs wiki-fargo3d/Home.md**: Keep announcements and general descriptions in sync.
+- **challenges.md vs wiki-fargo3d/Current-Challenge.md**: `challenges.md` should reflect the active challenge found in the wiki.
+- **itinerary.md vs wiki-fargo3d/Itinerary.md**: Keep meeting schedules in sync.
+
+## Git Workflow for Wiki Updates
+1. Make changes in `wiki-fargo3d/`.
+2. Commit and push changes in `wiki-fargo3d`.
+3. Go to root `P:\3dPrintMeetup`.
+4. Commit the submodule update.
+5. Push root changes.
+
+## Example Front Matter
+
+```yaml
+---
+tags:
+ - challenge
+ - challenge-002
+---
+```
+````

HueForge/README.md

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+# HueForge 3D Fuel Filament Library
+
+This folder contains the official 3D Fuel filament library for HueForge, providing accurate color and transmissivity data for 127+ 3D Fuel filaments.
+
+## What's Included
+
+- **3d-fuel.json** - Complete filament library with:
+  - 127 filament entries from 3D Fuel and 3D Fuel Tough lines
+  - Accurate hex color codes
+  - Transmissivity values for realistic light simulation
+  - Both PLA+ and PCTG material types
+  - Unique UUIDs for proper filament identification
+
+## Installation Video Guide
+
+![HueForge Installation Animation](../.images/Hueforge.gif)
+
+## Steps for Adding to Your HueForge
+
+1. **Download the File**
+   - Download the `3d-fuel.json` file from this folder
+
+2. **Locate Your HueForge Installation**
+   - Navigate to your HueForge application folder
+   - Find the `Filaments` subfolder
+
+3. **Navigate to Vendor Libraries**
+   - Inside the `Filaments` folder, locate the `Vendor Libraries` subfolder
+   - If it doesn't exist, create it
+
+4. **Install the Library**
+   - Copy the `3d-fuel.json` file into the `Vendor Libraries` folder
+   - The complete path should look like:
+
+     ```text
+     [HueForge Install]/Filaments/Vendor Libraries/3d-fuel.json
+     ```
+
+5. **Restart HueForge**
+   - Close and reopen HueForge
+   - The 3D Fuel brand should now appear in your filament selection
+
+## Using the Filaments
+
+Once installed, you'll see "3D-Fuel" and "3D-Fuel Tough" as available brands in HueForge's filament selector. Each filament includes:
+
+- **Accurate Colors**: Real hex color codes from 3D Fuel's specifications
+- **Transmissivity Data**: For realistic light transmission in your models
+- **Material Types**: Properly categorized as PLA+ or PCTG
+- **Complete Range**: From opaques to transparents, metallics to fluorescents
+
+## Filament Highlights
+
+- **Transparent Options**: Clearly Natural, Transparent Ruby Red, Transparent Lime Green
+- **Metallics**: Gold, Silver, Copper variations
+- **Fluorescents**: High-visibility colors for standout prints
+- **Standard Colors**: Complete spectrum of everyday printing colors
+- **Specialty Colors**: LulzBot Green, Bitcoin Orange, and more
+
+## Community Integration
+
+This library was created for the 3D Print Meetup community to enhance HueForge projects with accurate 3D Fuel filament data. Perfect for:
+
+- Multi-color lithophanes
+- Transparent art pieces
+- Color-accurate prototyping
+- Community challenge projects
+
+## Support
+
+For questions about this filament library or HueForge integration, contact the 3D Print Meetup organizers or visit our community resources.
+
+---
+
+*Last Updated: October 2025*  
+*Source: 3D Fuel Official Shopify Database*

Readme.md

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-# 3D Fuel 3D Printing Monthly Meetup
+---
+gitea: none
+include_toc: true
+---
+
+# 3D Fuel 3D Printing Monthly Meetup
+
+Welcome to the official repository for our monthly 3D printing meetup! This community-driven event brings together 3D printing enthusiasts, makers, and innovators to share knowledge, showcase projects, and explore the latest in additive manufacturing technology.
+
+## Table of Contents
+
+- [Itinerary](#itinerary)
+- [Monthly Challenges](#monthly-challenges)
+- [HueForge Integration](#hueforge-integration)
+- [Community Planning](#community-planning)
+- [About Our Meetup](#about-our-meetup)
+- [Community Engagement](#community-engagement)
+- [Getting Involved](#getting-involved)
+- [Join the Discord](https://discord.gg/BSJbsj6m)
+- [Feedback](mailto:feedback@fargo3d.com)
+
+### [Itinerary](./itinerary.md)
+
+Complete meeting format and timeline for our monthly gatherings. Includes:
+
+- **6:00-8:00 PM meeting structure**
+- Industry news updates with John
+- Show & tell sessions with challenge judging
+- Featured presentations and workshops
+- Meeting guidelines and etiquette
+
+## Monthly Challenges
+
+### [Current Challenges](./challenges.md)
+
+Monthly design challenges and competitions. Currently featuring:
+
+- **Active (Dec)**: "Bring Your Test Models" - Calibration print showcase (Judging Jan 2026)
+- **Upcoming (Jan)**: [TBD]
+- Challenge rules, judging criteria, and submission guidelines
+- Prize structures and recognition programs
+- Tips for achieving the best results
+
+## HueForge Integration
+
+### [3D Fuel Filament Library](./HueForge/)
+
+Enhance your HueForge projects with our comprehensive 3D Fuel filament library! This community resource includes:
+
+- **127+ filament specifications** with accurate color and transmissivity data
+- **Complete material range** including PLA+, PCTG, transparents, and metallics
+- **Easy installation** with step-by-step instructions
+- **Community-tested** filament profiles for optimal results
+- **Perfect for lithophanes**, multi-color prints, and transparency projects
+
+Download the library and follow the installation guide to add professional-grade 3D Fuel filament data to your HueForge workflow.
+
+## Community Planning
+
+### [Ideas & Planning](./ideas.md)
+
+Creative concepts and future planning for meetup activities:
+
+- Competition format development ("Sliced" design challenge concept)
+- Community outreach and school partnerships
+- Event structure improvements
+- Monthly challenge selection processes
+
+## About Our Meetup
+
+### What We Do
+
+- **Industry Updates**: Stay current with the latest 3D printing technology and trends
+- **Community Showcases**: Share your latest prints, techniques, and innovations
+- **Monthly Challenges**: Participate in themed design competitions
+- **Educational Content**: Learn from featured presentations and workshops
+- **Networking**: Connect with local makers and 3D printing enthusiasts
+
+### Meeting Format
+
+Our meetings follow a structured 2-hour format designed to maximize learning and community engagement:
+
+1. **Social Time**: Welcome and networking
+2. **Industry News**: Updates from John on 3D Fuel and industry trends
+3. **Show & Tell**: Project presentations and challenge judging
+4. **Featured Presentation**: In-depth technical content
+5. **Closing Discussion**: Wrap-up and informal conversation
+
+### Monthly Challenges
+
+We host themed design challenges that encourage creativity and skill development:
+
+- **Transparent Printing**: Testing clarity with 3D Fuel "Clearly Natural" filaments
+- **Technical Challenges**: Exploring specific printing techniques or materials
+- **Community Judging**: Group evaluation during show & tell sessions
+- **Recognition**: Prizes and social media features for winners
+
+## Community Engagement
+
+### Participation
+
+- **Open to All**: Beginners and experts welcome
+- **Bring Your Prints**: Share your latest creations during show & tell
+- **Ask Questions**: Interactive Q&A sessions throughout the meeting
+- **Submit Challenges**: Contribute ideas for future monthly challenges
+
+### Partnerships
+
+- **Local Schools**: Outreach to robotics teams and STEM programs
+- **Discord Integration**: Online community voting and discussions
+- **Social Media**: Documentation and sharing of member achievements
+
+## Getting Involved
+
+### How to Participate
+
+1. **Attend Meetings**: Join us monthly from 6:00-8:00 PM
+2. **Bring Projects**: Share your prints during show & tell
+3. **Enter Challenges**: Submit entries for monthly competitions
+4. **Contribute Ideas**: Help shape future meetup activities
+
+### Stay Connected
+
+- Check this repository for updates and new challenges
+- Follow challenge submission deadlines
+- Participate in community discussions and voting
+
+## 📚 Document Navigation
+
+| Document | Purpose | Key Information |
+|----------|---------|-----------------|
+| [itinerary.md](./itinerary.md) | Meeting structure and timing | 6PM-8PM format, segment details |
+| [challenges.md](./challenges.md) | Monthly competitions | Rules, prizes, submission guidelines |
+| [ideas.md](./ideas.md) | Future planning and concepts | Community outreach, format improvements |
+
+---
+
+**Next Meeting**: Check the schedule for upcoming meeting details and featured presentations.
+
+**Current Challenge**: Visit [challenges.md](./challenges.md) for the latest monthly challenge information and submission requirements.

announcements/December2025.md

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+# 3D Fuel December Meetup - Meeting Announcement
+
+## Email Subject Line
+
+Join Us December 10th: 3D Printing Meetup + SVG Lettering + FormNext Recap + Challenge Winners
+
+---
+
+## Email Body / Reddit Post
+
+Hey everyone!
+
+Join us for the **December 3D Printing Meetup**.
+
+For more information about the meetup and community events, visit [www.fargo3d.com](https://www.fargo3d.com)
+
+### Meeting Agenda
+
+**Time: 6:00 - 8:00 PM**
+
+1. **Social Time & Networking** - Welcome and catching up
+2. **Industry News Update** - **Formnext Coverage** with John - A look at the latest tech from the world's largest additive manufacturing expo.
+3. **Show & Tell & Challenge Judging** - **November Challenge Judging**: "Wait, This Was Printed?" (Smooth Cube Challenge). Bring your cubes!
+4. **New December Challenge Announcement** - "Bring Your Test Models" - Share your favorite calibration and testing prints.
+5. **Featured Presentation: SVGs and Lettering on Prints** - Presented by **Eric Spooner**
+6. **Closing Discussion** - Wrap-up and informal conversation
+
+### Special Presentation: SVGs and Lettering on Prints
+
+Join us for a deep dive into adding custom graphics and text to your 3D prints! This presentation will cover:
+
+- **Working with SVGs**: How to prepare vector graphics for 3D printing.
+- **Lettering Techniques**: Best practices for embedding or embossing text onto your models.
+- **Workflow Tips**: From design software to slicer implementation.
+
+### Location & Details
+
+**When:** Wednesday, December 10th, 2025 | 6:00 - 8:00 PM  
+**Where:** 3D-Fuel 2222 7th Ave N Fargo, ND 58102

announcements/November2025.md

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+# 3D Fuel November Meetup - Meeting Announcement
+
+## Email Subject Line
+
+Join Us November 12th: 3D Printing Meetup + HueForge Presentation + New Challenge
+
+---
+
+## Email Body / Reddit Post
+
+Hey everyone!
+
+Join us for the **November 3D Printing Meetup**. Please note: **This month's meeting is on Wednesday, November 12th at 6:00 PM** (not our usual 3rd Wednesday).
+
+**Also note:** December's meetup will be on **Wednesday, December 10th** (also adjusted for the holidays).
+
+### Meeting Agenda
+
+**Time: 6:00 - 8:00 PM**
+
+1. **Social Time & Networking** - Welcome and catching up
+2. **Industry News Update** - Latest 3D printing trends with John
+3. **Show & Tell & Challenge Judging** - October transparency challenge winners and community showcases
+4. **New November Challenge Announcement** - "Wait, This Was Printed? How Are There No Layer Lines?" - Can you achieve the smoothest surface finish possible?
+5. **Featured Presentation: Getting Started with HueForge** *(30 minutes)* - Presented by **Eric Spooner**
+6. **Closing Discussion** - Wrap-up and informal conversation
+
+### Special Presentation: Getting Started with HueForge
+
+Join us for a brief introduction to HueForge color mapping software! This presentation will cover:
+
+- **Installing the 3D Fuel Filament Library** - Add our complete 127+ filament database to HueForge
+- **Photo-to-Print Workflow** - Working with a simple Black and White photo
+- **Slicer Setup & Integration**:
+  - Configuring HueForge with **Bambu Studio** using modifiers vs Painting
+
+Perfect for anyone looking to take their color and multi-material printing to the next level!
+
+### What to Expect
+
+- Network with local 3D printing enthusiasts
+- Showcase your latest prints
+- Learn about our new November challenge: achieving the smoothest layer-line-free prints
+- Learn color mapping techniques with HueForge
+- Ask questions from experienced makers
+
+### Location & Details
+
+**When:** Wednesday, November 12th, 2025 | 6:00 - 8:00 PM  
+**Where:** 3D-Fuel 2222 7th Ave N Fargo, ND 58102
+
+### Don't Miss Out
+
+Whether you're a 3D printing beginner or experienced maker, we have something for everyone. Bring your questions, your latest prints, and your enthusiasm!
+
+**See you there!**
+
+---
+
+## Social Media Quick Version (Twitter/X)
+
+November meetup is THIS WEDNESDAY (Nov 12th) at 6 PM! New challenge: "Wait, This Was Printed? How Are There No Layer Lines?" Plus Eric Spooner presents HueForge basics - photo-to-print workflows, 3D Fuel filament library & slicer setup. Show & tell too! #3DPrinting #3DFuel
+
+---
+
+## Meeting Details Reference
+
+| Detail | Information |
+|--------|-------------|
+| **Date** | Wednesday, November 12th, 2025 |
+| **Time** | 6:00 - 8:00 PM |
+| **Presentation Topic** | Getting Started with HueForge |
+| **Presenter** | Eric Spooner |
+| **Duration** | 30 minutes |
+| **Key Topics** | 3D Fuel Library Installation, B&W Photo Mapping, Bambu Studio/Orca Slicer Setup |
+| **Note** | Special date - not 3rd Wednesday |

challenges.md

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+---
+gitea: none
+include_toc: true
+---
+
+# 3D Print Meetup Challenges
+
+Welcome to our monthly 3D printing challenges! Each month features a unique theme designed to test different aspects of 3D printing skills, from material handling to design innovation.
+
+## Active Challenge
+
+### December 2025: "Bring Your Test Models"
+
+**Theme**: Sharing and comparing printer calibration and test models.
+
+**Key Details**:
+
+- **Model**: Your favorite test/calibration print (Benchy, Cube, Torture Test, etc.)
+- **Goal**: Share why you use it and what it helps you tune
+- **Voting**: Group vote for "Best Test Model" (Usefulness, Uniqueness, Coolness)
+
+**[View Full Challenge Details](https://meetup.fargo3d.com/Fargo3d/3DPrintMeetup/wiki/Current-Challenge)**
+
+## Upcoming Challenge
+
+### January 2026: "[Challenge Name TBD]"
+
+**Status**: Planning in progress
+
+**Expected Timeline**:
+
+- **Announcement**: January meeting (January 2026)
+- **Submission Period**: February 2026
+- **Judging**: February 2026
+
+**[View Challenge Placeholder](./challenges/November-2025/readme.md)**
+
+## Challenge Archive
+
+### 2025 Challenges
+
+| Month | Challenge Name | Theme | Status |
+|-------|---------------|-------|--------|
+| October | "Is it Glass or Clearly Natural?" | Transparency & Clarity | **Active** |
+| November | [TBD] | [TBD] | Planning |
+| December | [TBD] | [TBD] | Future |
+
+## How Challenges Work
+
+### Challenge Structure
+
+Each monthly challenge includes:
+
+- **Specific theme** focusing on different 3D printing aspects
+- **Clear requirements** for models, materials, and techniques
+- **Multiple award categories** for different achievements
+- **Community judging** during show & tell sessions
+- **Documentation sharing** for learning and improvement
+
+### Participation
+
+- **Open to all skill levels** - beginners to experts welcome
+- **Bring your submission** to the monthly meetup
+- **Share your process** - settings, techniques, and lessons learned
+- **Vote on favorites** during community judging
+- **Learn from others** through shared experiences
+
+### Awards & Recognition
+
+Each challenge features multiple ways to win:
+
+- **Technical excellence** awards for best execution
+- **Innovation** awards for creative approaches
+- **People's choice** awards from community voting
+- **Category-specific** awards based on challenge theme
+- **Social media features** for all participants
+
+## Challenge Development
+
+### Suggesting Challenges
+
+Community members can suggest future challenge themes:
+
+- **Submit ideas** during meetup discussions
+- **Discord voting** on proposed themes
+- **School partnership** input for educational value
+- **Skill development** focus areas
+
+### Challenge Template
+
+For organizers developing new challenges, see our **[Challenge Template](./challenges/readme.md)** which provides the standard structure and guidelines for creating engaging monthly competitions.
+
+---
+
+**Current Focus**: Join us for the October transparency challenge and help shape November's theme!
+

challenges/December-2025/readme.md

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+---
+gitea: none
+include_toc: true
+---
+
+# December 2025 Challenge: "Bring Your Test Models"
+
+This month's challenge is all about the models we use to test, tune, and calibrate our printers. Everyone has a favorite "go-to" print—whether it's a Benchy, a calibration cube, a torture test, or something unique you've found.
+
+**Bring your favorite test models to the meetup!**
+
+## Challenge Details
+
+### The Goal
+Share what test models you use and why. Do you use them for:
+- Calibrating dimensional accuracy?
+- Testing overhangs and bridging?
+- Tuning retraction settings?
+- Checking first layer adhesion?
+- Just for fun?
+
+### Submission Requirements
+- **Physical Model**: Bring your printed test model(s) to the January meetup.
+- **Explanation**: Be prepared to share *why* this is your favorite test model and what it helps you achieve.
+
+### Voting & Awards
+- **Group Vote**: The group will vote on what they think is the **Best Test Model**.
+- **Criteria**: Usefulness, uniqueness, or just plain coolness!
+
+## Timeline
+- **Challenge Announcement**: December 10, 2025 (at December meetup)
+- **Show & Tell / Voting**: January 2026 (during January meetup)
+- **Winner Announcement**: January 2026 (end of January meetup)

challenges/January-2026/readme.md

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+---
+gitea: none
+include_toc: true
+---
+
+# January 2026 Challenge: [Title TBD]
+
+**Status**: Planning in Progress
+
+## Challenge Overview
+
+Details for the January 2026 challenge will be announced at the January meetup.
+
+## Timeline
+
+- **Announcement**: January 2026
+- **Submission**: February 2026
+- **Judging**: February 2026

challenges/November-2025/readme.md

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+---
+gitea: none
+include_toc: true
+---
+
+# November 2025 Challenge: "Wait, This Was Printed? How Are There No Layer Lines?"
+
+## Challenge Overview
+
+Can you achieve the smoothest, most layer-line-free surface finish possible? This challenge pushes your printer tuning, slicer settings, and material knowledge to the limit. The goal is simple but difficult: create a 25mm cube with 2 walls and no top that looks so smooth, people question whether it was actually 3D printed!
+
+This challenge focuses on:
+
+- Surface finish quality and smoothness
+- Proper printer calibration and tuning
+- Optimal slicer settings for layer adhesion
+- Material selection and temperature control
+- The art of making layer lines disappear
+
+## Challenge Rules
+
+### Materials & Constraints
+
+- **Filament**: 3D Fuel filament (any type: PLA+, Pro PLA+, PCTG etc.)
+- **Nozzle Requirement**: Must use a 0.4mm nozzle (REQUIRED)
+- **Estimated Filament Usage**: Approximately 3 grams (for reference only)
+- **Model Specification**:
+  - **Dimensions**: Exactly 25mm × 25mm × 25mm cube (REQUIRED)
+  - **Wall Count**: Exactly 2 walls (no more, no less) (REQUIRED)
+  - **Top Layers**: 0 (no top surface)
+  - **Bottom Layers**: Standard (as needed for proper adhesion)
+  - **Infill**: 0% (hollow interior)
+- **Print Mode**: Standard FDM/FFF printing (no resin printing)
+
+### Competition Categories
+
+- **Smoothest Surface**: Best overall surface finish with minimal visible layer lines straight off the printer
+- **No post-processing allowed** - cubes must be judged as-printed
+
+### Judging Criteria
+
+1. **Layer Line Visibility** (100%): The appearance and visibility of layer lines - less visible is better
+   - All cubes must meet basic challenge requirements (25mm cube dimensions, exactly 2 walls, no post-processing)
+   - Winner is determined solely by smoothness of surface and minimal layer line appearance
+   - **Tiebreaker**: If two prints are too close to differentiate, the fastest print time wins
+
+### Submission Requirements
+
+- **Physical Model**: Bring your printed 25mm cube to the December meetup for judging
+- **Dimension Verification**: Must be exactly 25mm x 25mm x 25mm
+- **Wall Count Verification**: Must show exactly 2 walls when inspected
+- **Print Time**: Record and report your total print time (used as tiebreaker if needed)
+- **Documentation**: Include photos showing:
+  - Close-up surface details
+  - Overall cube appearance
+  - Cross-section or wall thickness (optional)
+- **Settings Documentation**: Share your winning settings:
+  - Layer height
+  - Print temperature
+  - Print speed
+  - Cooling settings
+  - Any special techniques used
+- **Process Notes**: Brief description of your approach
+
+### Evaluation Process
+
+- **Dimension & Wall Check**: Verification of 25mm cube dimensions and exactly 2 walls (must pass to be eligible)
+- **Visual Inspection**: Expert panel examines layer line visibility under good lighting
+- **Community Voting**: People's choice for most impressive result
+
+## Prizes & Recognition
+
+### Awards
+
+- **Smoothest Surface Winner**: Best layer-line elimination straight off the printer
+- **People's Choice Award**: Community favorite
+
+### Documentation
+
+- Winner photos for social media sharing
+- Settings profiles shared with community
+- Technique documentation for learning
+
+## Timeline
+
+- **Challenge Announcement**: November 12, 2025 (at November meetup)
+- **Submission Deadline**: December 10, 2025 (at December meetup)
+- **Judging Period**: December 10, 2025 (during December meetup)
+- **Winner Announcement**: December 10, 2025 (end of December meetup)
+
+## Model Creation Instructions
+
+### Using the Provided Model
+
+**Download the pre-configured cube:**
+
+- **File Location**: [Challenge Files/November2025/Cube.3mf](../../Challenge%20Files/November2025/Cube.3mf)
+- **Pre-configured**: Already set to 25mm × 25mm × 25mm with 2 walls and no top
+- **Ready to slice**: Import into your slicer and adjust settings for your printer
+
+### Creating the Cube Model from Scratch
+
+#### Using Bambu Studio
+
+**Step 1: Add Primitive**
+
+1. Open Bambu Studio to a new project
+2. Right-click on the build plate
+3. Select "Add Primitive"
+4. Select "Cube"
+
+![Adding Cube Primitive](../../.images/Nov-Comp-ss1.png)
+
+**Step 2: Resize the Cube**
+
+1. Click to resize the cube
+3. Set X to 25mm and Y and Z should also set to 25mm(If uniform scale cause issue you can uncheck)
+
+![Resizing Cube Dimensions](../../.images/Nov-Comp-ss2.png)
+
+#### Alternative Methods
+
+- **Fusion 360**: Create square sketch (25mm × 25mm), extrude to 25mm height
+- **Tinkercad**: Use cube shape, adjust dimensions to 25mm × 25mm × 25mm
+- **FreeCAD**: Create cube with specified dimensions
+- **Any CAD Software**: Simple cube 25mm × 25mm × 25mm
+- **Use provided file**: Open `Challenge Files/November2025/Cube.3mf` directly
+
+### Basic Cube Setup
+
+### Slicer Configuration
+
+1. **Create or Download Model**:
+   - Use the provided `Challenge Files/November2025/Cube.3mf` file
+   - Or create using any CAD software (25mm × 25mm × 25mm cube)
+   - Or use the Bambu Studio/Orca Slicer primitive steps above
+
+2. **Slicer Settings** (Critical):
+   - **Dimensions**: 25mm × 25mm × 25mm
+   - **Wall Count/Perimeters**: 2
+   - **Top Layers**: 0
+   - **Bottom Layers**: 3-5 (as needed)
+   - **Infill**: 0%
+   - **Layer Height**: Your choice (hint: smaller = smoother, but slower)
+
+3. **Tips for Success**:
+   - **Lower layer heights** (0.1mm-0.12mm) help reduce visible lines
+   - **Slower speeds** improve surface quality
+   - **Temperature tuning** is critical for layer adhesion
+   - **Linear advance/pressure advance** can help with consistency
+   - **Proper cooling** prevents warping without sacrificing layer bonding
+   - **Material choice** matters - some filaments naturally produce smoother surfaces
+
+### Advanced Techniques to Consider
+
+- **Slicer Tricks**:
+  - Adjust line width for better wall fusion
+  - Experiment with different seam positions
+  - Use variable layer heights if supported
+  - Try different acceleration/jerk settings
+
+- **Material Selection**:
+  - Experiment with different 3D Fuel filament types
+  - Colors can also give different appearance levels
+
+### What NOT to Do
+
+- Do not exceed 2 walls
+- Do not add a top surface
+- Do not deviate from 25mm cube dimensions
+- **No post-processing allowed** (no sanding, heat treatment, chemical smoothing, etc.)
+
+
+Good luck creating the smoothest cube possible! May your layer lines vanish into nothingness!

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+---
+gitea: none
+include_toc: true
+---
+
+# October 2025 Challenge: "Is it Glass or Clearly Natural?"
+
+### Challenge Overview
+
+Experience the clarity of 3D Fuel's "Clearly Natural" filament in this transparency-focused challenge! Participants will attempt to create the clearest possible print, testing the limits of clear filament printing techniques.
+
+### Challenge Rules
+
+#### Materials & Constraints
+
+- **Filament**: 3D Fuel "Clearly Natural" - Available in two variations:
+  - PCTG (Polyethylene Terephthalate Glycol)
+  - PLA (Polylactic Acid)
+- **Maximum Filament Usage**: 250g per entry
+- **Model Specification**: Cylinder - 25mm diameter x 50mm height
+- **Print Mode**: Vase mode (approximately 6 grams of filament)
+
+#### Competition Categories
+
+- **PCTG Division**: For prints using Clearly Natural PCTG
+- **PLA Division**: For prints using Clearly Natural PLA
+- **Overall Winner**: Best clarity across both divisions
+
+#### Judging Criteria
+
+1. **Clarity & Transparency** (40%): How clear and glass-like is the final print?
+2. **Print Quality** (30%): Surface finish, layer adhesion, and overall structural integrity
+3. **Technique Innovation** (20%): Creative printing techniques to maximize transparency
+4. **Challenge Adherence** (10%): Following material constraints and using supplied model
+
+#### Submission Requirements
+
+- **Model Compliance**: Cylinder must measure 25mm diameter x 50mm height
+- **Vase Mode**: Must be printed in vase mode (single perimeter wall)
+- **Weight Verification**: Should use approximately 6 grams of filament
+- **Documentation**: Include photos showing transparency (with light sources)
+- **Settings Documentation**: Share printer settings used (layer height, temperature, speed, etc.)
+- **Process Notes**: Brief description of techniques used to achieve clarity
+
+#### Evaluation Process
+
+- **Transparency Test**: Prints will be evaluated under controlled lighting conditions
+- **Comparative Assessment**: Side-by-side comparison with actual glass reference
+- **Community Voting**: People's choice award for favorite clear print
+- **Technical Review**: Expert panel assessment of print quality and technique
+
+### Prizes & Recognition
+
+#### Awards
+
+- **PCTG Division Winner**: Recognition + prize
+- **PLA Division Winner**: Recognition + prize  
+- **Overall "Glass Master" Winner**: Grand prize + recognition
+- **People's Choice Award**: Community favorite
+- **Innovation Award**: Most creative clarity technique
+
+#### Documentation
+
+- Winner photos for social media sharing
+- Video documentation of winning techniques
+- Settings and process sharing for community learning
+
+### Timeline
+
+- **Challenge Announcement**: October 1, 2025
+- **Model Specification Released**: October 13, 2025
+- **Submission Deadline**: October 28, 2025
+- **Judging Period**: October 29-30, 2025
+- **Winner Announcement**: October 31, 2025
+
+### Creating the Cylinder Model
+
+#### Using Bambu Studio
+
+**Step 1: Add Primitive**
+
+1. Open Bambu Studio to a new project
+2. Right-click on the build plate
+3. Select "Add Primitive"
+4. Select "Cylinder"
+
+![Adding Cylinder Primitive](../../.images/Oct-Comp-ss1.png)
+
+**Step 2: Resize the Cylinder**
+
+1. Click to resize the cylinder
+2. Uncheck "uniform scale" if checked
+3. Set X and Y to 25mm
+4. Set Z to 50mm
+
+![Resizing Cylinder Dimensions](../../.images/Oct-Comp-ss2.png)
+
+#### Alternative Methods
+
+- **Fusion 360**: Create cylinder sketch, extrude to 50mm height
+- **Tinkercad**: Use cylinder shape, adjust dimensions
+- **FreeCAD**: Create cylinder with specified dimensions
+- **Any CAD Software**: Simple cylinder 25mm diameter x 50mm height

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+# Challenge Template
+
+## [Month Year] Challenge: "[Challenge Name]"
+
+### Challenge Overview
+
+[Brief description of the challenge theme and goals]
+
+### Challenge Rules
+
+#### Materials & Constraints
+
+- **Filament**: [Specify required filament type/brand]
+- **Model Specification**: [Dimensions, complexity, or provided model details]
+- **Print Mode**: [Any specific printing requirements]
+
+#### Competition Categories
+
+- **[Category 1]**: [Description]
+- **[Category 2]**: [Description]
+- **[Overall Winner]**: [Description]
+
+#### Judging Criteria
+
+1. **[Criteria 1]** ([%]): [Description]
+2. **[Criteria 2]** ([%]): [Description]
+3. **[Criteria 3]** ([%]): [Description]
+4. **[Criteria 4]** ([%]): [Description]
+
+#### Submission Requirements
+
+- **[Requirement 1]**: [Description]
+- **[Requirement 2]**: [Description]
+- **Documentation**: Include photos showing [specific aspects]
+- **Settings Documentation**: Share printer settings used
+- **Process Notes**: Brief description of techniques used
+
+#### Evaluation Process
+
+- **[Evaluation Method 1]**: [Description]
+- **[Evaluation Method 2]**: [Description]
+- **Community Voting**: [Description]
+- **Technical Review**: [Description]
+
+### Prizes & Recognition
+
+#### Awards
+
+- Determined at each competition.
+
+#### Documentation
+
+- Winner photos for social media sharing
+- Video documentation of winning techniques
+- Settings and process sharing for community learning
+
+### Timeline
+
+- **Challenge Announcement**: [Date]
+- **Submission Deadline**: [Date](Next Meetup)
+- **Judging Period**: During Next Meetup
+- **Winner Announcement**: At Following Meetup
+
+### [Model Creation/Setup Instructions]
+
+#### [Software/Method 1]
+
+**Step 1: [Action]**
+
+1. [Instruction]
+2. [Instruction]
+3. [Instruction]
+
+**Step 2: [Action]**
+
+1. [Instruction]
+2. [Instruction]
+3. [Instruction]
+
+#### Alternative Methods
+
+- **[Software 1]**: [Brief instructions]
+- **[Software 2]**: [Brief instructions]
+- **[Software 3]**: [Brief instructions]
+- **Any CAD Software**: [General guidance]

itinerary.md

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+---
+gitea: none
+include_toc: true
+---
+
+# 3D Print Meetup Schedule
+
+## 📅 Meeting Format & Timeline
+
+**Meeting Duration**: 2 Hours (6:00 PM - 8:00 PM)
+
+### 🕕 6:00 PM - 6:15 PM: Arrival & Social Time
+
+**Duration: 15 minutes**
+
+- Welcome new members and returning participants
+- Informal networking and conversation
+- Setup and equipment check
+- Coffee/refreshments (if available)
+
+### 🕕 6:15 PM - 6:45 PM: Industry News & Updates
+
+**Duration: 30 minutes**  
+**Presenter: John**
+
+- Latest 3D printing industry developments
+- New technology announcements and trends
+- 3D Fuel product updates and releases
+- Market insights and innovations
+- Q&A session for industry-related questions
+
+### 🕕 6:45 PM - 7:15 PM: Show & Tell
+
+**Duration: 15-30 minutes**
+
+- Community member project presentations
+- Recent prints and creations showcase
+- **Challenge judging** (when entries from previous month's challenge are present)
+- Problem-solving discussions
+- Technique sharing and tips
+- Challenge submissions and updates
+- Quick project demos
+
+### 🕖 7:15 PM - 7:45 PM: Featured Presentation
+
+**Duration: 30 minutes**
+
+- In-depth technical presentations
+- Guest speaker sessions
+- Workshop demonstrations
+- Challenge announcements and explanations
+- Advanced technique tutorials
+- Interactive learning sessions
+
+### 🕗 7:45 PM - 8:00 PM: Closing & General Discussion
+
+**Duration: 15 minutes**
+
+- Meeting wrap-up and summary
+- Upcoming events and announcements
+- Informal discussion and final questions
+- Networking and contact exchange
+- Cleanup and departure preparation
+
+## 📋 Meeting Guidelines
+
+### Participation Tips
+
+- **Arrive Early**: Come at 6:00 PM to maximize networking time
+- **Bring Projects**: Always welcome to share your latest prints
+- **Ask Questions**: Industry news segment is perfect for Q&A
+- **Stay Engaged**: Interactive participation encouraged throughout
+
+### Presentation Guidelines
+
+- **Show & Tell**: 3-5 minutes per person maximum
+- **Challenge Entries**: Bring previous month's challenge submissions for group judging
+- **Featured Presentations**: Coordinate with organizers in advance
+- **Materials**: Bring physical prints when possible
+- **Documentation**: Photos welcome for social media sharing
+
+### Meeting Etiquette
+
+- Respect time limits for each segment
+- Allow everyone opportunity to participate
+- Keep discussions relevant to 3D printing
+- Help with setup and cleanup as needed
+
+## 🗓️ Schedule Flexibility
+
+**Note**: Timing may adjust based on:
+
+- Number of show & tell participants
+- Challenge entries requiring judging from previous month
+- Complexity of featured presentation
+- Special events or challenges
+- Community engagement levels
+
+**Typical Variations**:
+
+- Show & Tell: 15-30 minutes (depending on participation and challenge judging)
+- Featured Presentation: 30 minutes (fixed duration)
+- Buffer time built into closing segment for overruns

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+# Current Challenge: October 2025
+
+## "Is it Glass or Clearly Natural?"
+
+Experience the clarity of 3D Fuel's "Clearly Natural" filament in this transparency-focused challenge! Participants will attempt to create the clearest possible print, testing the limits of clear filament printing techniques.
+
+## Challenge Details
+
+### Materials & Constraints
+- **Filament**: 3D Fuel "Clearly Natural" - Available in two variations:
+  - PCTG (Polyethylene Terephthalate Glycol)
+  - PLA (Polylactic Acid)
+- **Maximum Filament Usage**: 250g per entry
+- **Model Specification**: Cylinder - 25mm diameter x 50mm height
+- **Print Mode**: Vase mode (approximately 6 grams of filament)
+
+### Competition Categories
+- **PCTG Division**: For prints using Clearly Natural PCTG
+- **PLA Division**: For prints using Clearly Natural PLA
+- **Overall Winner**: Best clarity across both divisions
+
+### Judging Criteria
+1. **Clarity & Transparency** (40%): How clear and glass-like is the final print?
+2. **Print Quality** (30%): Surface finish, layer adhesion, and overall structural integrity
+3. **Technique Innovation** (20%): Creative printing techniques to maximize transparency
+4. **Challenge Adherence** (10%): Following material constraints and using supplied model
+
+### Submission Requirements
+- **Model Compliance**: Cylinder must measure 25mm diameter x 50mm height
+- **Vase Mode**: Must be printed in vase mode (single perimeter wall)
+- **Weight Verification**: Should use approximately 6 grams of filament
+- **Documentation**: Include photos showing transparency (with light sources)
+- **Settings Documentation**: Share printer settings used (layer height, temperature, speed, etc.)
+- **Process Notes**: Brief description of techniques used to achieve clarity
+
+## Timeline
+- **Challenge Announcement**: October 1, 2025
+- **Model Specification Released**: October 13, 2025
+- **Submission Deadline**: October 28, 2025
+- **Judging Period**: October 29-30, 2025
+- **Winner Announcement**: October 31, 2025
+
+## Creating the Cylinder Model
+
+### Using Bambu Studio
+
+**Step 1: Add Primitive**
+1. Open Bambu Studio to a new project
+2. Right-click on the build plate
+3. Select "Add Primitive"
+4. Select "Cylinder"
+
+**Step 2: Resize the Cylinder**
+1. Click to resize the cylinder
+2. Uncheck "uniform scale" if checked
+3. Set X and Y to 25mm
+4. Set Z to 50mm
+
+### Alternative Methods
+- **Fusion 360**: Create cylinder sketch, extrude to 50mm height
+- **Tinkercad**: Use cylinder shape, adjust dimensions
+- **FreeCAD**: Create cylinder with specified dimensions
+- **Any CAD Software**: Simple cylinder 25mm diameter x 50mm height
+
+## Awards & Recognition
+
+### Awards
+- **PCTG Division Winner**: Recognition + prize
+- **PLA Division Winner**: Recognition + prize  
+- **Overall "Glass Master" Winner**: Grand prize + recognition
+- **People's Choice Award**: Community favorite
+- **Innovation Award**: Most creative clarity technique
+
+### Documentation
+- Winner photos for social media sharing
+- Video documentation of winning techniques
+- Settings and process sharing for community learning

wiki-content-gitea/Home.md

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+# 3D Print Meetup Wiki
+
+Welcome to the official wiki for our monthly 3D printing meetup! This wiki contains comprehensive information about our community, meetings, challenges, and resources.
+
+## Quick Navigation
+
+### Meeting Information
+- **[Meeting Itinerary](Itinerary)** - Complete meeting schedule and format
+- **[Important Dates](Important-Dates)** - Upcoming meeting dates and schedule changes
+
+### Challenges
+- **[Current Challenge](Current-Challenge)** - October 2025: "Is it Glass or Clearly Natural?"
+- **[Challenge Archive](Challenge-Archive)** - Past and upcoming challenges
+- **[How to Participate](Challenge-Participation)** - Guide for joining challenges
+
+### Community
+- **[Getting Started](Getting-Started)** - New member guide
+- **[Ideas and Planning](Ideas-and-Planning)** - Future concepts and community input
+
+## About Our Meetup
+
+Our monthly 3D printing meetup brings together enthusiasts, makers, and innovators to share knowledge, showcase projects, and explore the latest in additive manufacturing technology.
+
+### Meeting Format
+- **Duration**: 2 hours (6:00 PM - 8:00 PM)
+- **Structure**: Social time, industry updates, show & tell, presentations
+- **Community Focus**: Learning, sharing, and networking
+
+### Next Meetings
+- **November 12th, 2025** (Note: NOT the usual 3rd Wednesday)
+- **December 10th, 2025** (Note: NOT the usual 3rd Wednesday)
+- **Regular 3rd Wednesday schedule resumes after New Year**
+
+---
+
+*Last updated: October 16, 2025*

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+---
+# Ideas and Planning
+
+## Future Event Concepts
+
+### "Sliced" Design Challenge Format
+*Inspired by "Chopped" TV show format*
+
+**Concept**: Head-to-head design competition with surprise challenges
+- **Format**: Timed design challenges with specific constraints or materials
+- **Community Engagement**: Head-to-head competitions create excitement
+- **Skill Development**: Challenges participants to think creatively under pressure
+
+### Community Outreach Initiatives
+
+#### School Partnerships
+- **Target**: Local schools and robotics teams for participation
+- **Coordination**: Work with Lynn Fritz regarding scheduling and involvement
+- **Educational Value**: Introduce students to advanced 3D printing techniques
+- **Pipeline**: Create pathway from education to community involvement
+
+#### Discord Integration
+- **Community Input**: Create ballot/survey system for challenge suggestions
+- **Voting Platform**: Integrate Discord and partner schools for voting
+- **Ongoing Engagement**: Maintain community connection between meetings
+
+## Event Structure Improvements
+
+### Enhanced Show & Tell Format
+- **Multiple Categories**: Organize different sections with specific themes
+- **Recognition System**: Prizes for each category winner
+- **Documentation Strategy**: 
+  - Take photos of winners to share on social media
+  - Record videos of winners for social media sharing
+- **Hybrid Format**: Combine show & tell with competitive elements
+
+### Prize Structure Evolution
+- **Individual Category Winners**: Recognition for specific achievements
+- **Overall Competition Winner**: Grand prize for best submission
+- **People's Choice Award**: Community voting component
+
+## Monthly Challenge Development
+
+### Challenge Selection Process
+- **Monthly Themes**: Set up rotating monthly design challenges
+- **Community Input Process**:
+  - Create ballot/survey system for challenge suggestions
+  - Integrate Discord and partner schools for voting
+  - Collect feedback during meetings
+
+### Platform Integration
+- **Downslash Integration**: Coordinate with Downslash platform for submissions
+- **Cross-Platform Voting**: Enable voting across Discord and school communities
+- **Documentation Sharing**: Streamline submission and sharing processes
+
+## Implementation Timeline
+
+### Short-Term Goals (Next 3 months)
+- Complete October transparency challenge
+- Develop November challenge theme
+- Establish school partnership contacts
+
+### Medium-Term Goals (3-6 months)
+- Launch "Sliced" format pilot challenge
+- Implement Discord voting system
+- Expand community outreach
+
+### Long-Term Vision (6+ months)
+- Regular competitive events
+- Strong school partnerships
+- Multi-platform community engagement
+
+## Community Feedback Integration
+
+### Input Channels
+- **Meeting Discussions**: Collect ideas during meetups
+- **Discord Polls**: Online community voting
+- **School Feedback**: Educational partner input
+- **Organizer Coordination**: Regular planning sessions
+
+### Idea Development Process
+1. **Collection**: Gather community suggestions
+2. **Evaluation**: Assess feasibility and interest
+3. **Planning**: Develop implementation strategy
+4. **Testing**: Pilot new concepts
+5. **Refinement**: Improve based on feedback
+
+---
+
+*This document represents ongoing planning discussions and community input. Ideas are subject to refinement and community approval.*

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+# Important Dates
+
+## Upcoming Meetup Schedule Changes
+
+### Special Notice: November & December 2025
+
+**IMPORTANT**: The next two meetups will NOT be on the usual 3rd Wednesday:
+
+- **November Meetup: November 12th, 2025**
+- **December Meetup: December 10th, 2025**
+
+**We will resume normal 3rd Wednesday schedule after the New Year.**
+
+## Regular Meeting Schedule
+
+### Standard Schedule (Resumes January 2026)
+- **When**: 3rd Wednesday of each month
+- **Time**: 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
+- **Duration**: 2 hours
+
+### Meeting Format
+- **6:00-6:15 PM**: Arrival & Social Time
+- **6:15-6:45 PM**: Industry News & Updates (John)
+- **6:45-7:15 PM**: Show & Tell (includes challenge judging)
+- **7:15-7:45 PM**: Featured Presentation
+- **7:45-8:00 PM**: Closing & General Discussion
+
+## Challenge Timeline
+
+### October 2025: "Is it Glass or Clearly Natural?"
+- **Challenge Announcement**: October 1, 2025
+- **Model Specification Released**: October 13, 2025
+- **Submission Deadline**: October 28, 2025
+- **Judging Period**: October 29-30, 2025
+- **Winner Announcement**: October 31, 2025
+
+### November 2025: [Challenge TBD]
+- **Announcement**: November 12th meetup
+- **Details**: To be determined
+
+## Meeting Locations
+
+*[Location information to be added]*
+
+## Contact Information
+
+*[Contact details to be added]*
+
+---
+
+*Last updated: October 16, 2025*

wiki-content-gitea/Itinerary.md

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+# Meeting Itinerary
+
+## Meeting Format & Timeline
+
+**Meeting Duration**: 2 Hours (6:00 PM - 8:00 PM)
+
+## Schedule Breakdown
+
+### 6:00 PM - 6:15 PM: Arrival & Social Time
+**Duration: 15 minutes**
+
+- Welcome new members and returning participants
+- Informal networking and conversation
+- Setup and equipment check
+- Coffee/refreshments (if available)
+
+### 6:15 PM - 6:45 PM: Industry News & Updates
+**Duration: 30 minutes**  
+**Presenter: John**
+
+- Latest 3D printing industry developments
+- New technology announcements and trends
+- 3D Fuel product updates and releases
+- Market insights and innovations
+- Q&A session for industry-related questions
+
+### 6:45 PM - 7:15 PM: Show & Tell
+**Duration: 15-30 minutes**
+
+- Community member project presentations
+- Recent prints and creations showcase
+- **Challenge judging** (when entries from previous month's challenge are present)
+- Problem-solving discussions
+- Technique sharing and tips
+- Challenge submissions and updates
+- Quick project demos
+
+### 7:15 PM - 7:45 PM: Featured Presentation
+**Duration: 30 minutes**
+
+- In-depth technical presentations
+- Guest speaker sessions
+- Workshop demonstrations
+- Challenge announcements and explanations
+- Advanced technique tutorials
+- Interactive learning sessions
+
+### 7:45 PM - 8:00 PM: Closing & General Discussion
+**Duration: 15 minutes**
+
+- Meeting wrap-up and summary
+- Upcoming events and announcements
+- Informal discussion and final questions
+- Networking and contact exchange
+- Cleanup and departure preparation
+
+## Meeting Guidelines
+
+### Participation Tips
+- **Arrive Early**: Come at 6:00 PM to maximize networking time
+- **Bring Projects**: Always welcome to share your latest prints
+- **Ask Questions**: Industry news segment is perfect for Q&A
+- **Stay Engaged**: Interactive participation encouraged throughout
+
+### Presentation Guidelines
+- **Show & Tell**: 3-5 minutes per person maximum
+- **Challenge Entries**: Bring previous month's challenge submissions for group judging
+- **Featured Presentations**: Coordinate with organizers in advance
+- **Materials**: Bring physical prints when possible
+- **Documentation**: Photos welcome for social media sharing
+
+### Meeting Etiquette
+- Respect time limits for each segment
+- Allow everyone opportunity to participate
+- Keep discussions relevant to 3D printing
+- Help with setup and cleanup as needed
+
+## Schedule Flexibility
+
+**Note**: Timing may adjust based on:
+- Number of show & tell participants
+- Challenge entries requiring judging from previous month
+- Complexity of featured presentation
+- Special events or challenges
+- Community engagement levels
+
+**Typical Variations**:
+- Show & Tell: 15-30 minutes (depending on participation and challenge judging)
+- Featured Presentation: 30 minutes (fixed duration)
+- Buffer time built into closing segment for overruns