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diff --git a/3D_Printing_Design_Tips/3D-Printing-Design-Tips.md b/3D_Printing_Design_Tips/3D-Printing-Design-Tips.md
@@ -23,9 +23,3 @@ The full blog post can be found [here](https://blog.rahix.de/design-for-3d-print
 
 The printers used in the design of the devices linked in this guide were the Bambu P1S and the Prusa MK4. At the time that this guide was written, these were some of the better 3D printers on the market, capable of repeatedly printing accurate parts. 
 The standard clearance between parts used in MMC devices is 0.1 mm. This clearance allows parts to fit together easily, without binding or being too loose. For some older printers however, this may be too tight of a fit to reliably assemble well. If that is the case, increasing the clearance between parts to 0.2 or even 0.3 mm may allow the parts to assemble easier. 
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diff --git a/Commercial_Components/12-mm-Tactile-Switch.md b/Commercial_Components/12-mm-Tactile-Switch.md
@@ -72,9 +72,3 @@ After extruding the base, create a sketch on the top face. This sketch will cons
 Finally, at the bottom of the base create a sketch that covers the entire rail and base area (22.6 mm x 7.3 mm) and extrude it down 1.6 mm to cap off the bottom of the rail section. From here, it can be extended to the bottom of the enclosure, or the bottom can be chamfered for printability as normal.
 
 <img src="Photos/Tactile_Switch/Tactile_Switch_IMG12.png" width="300" style="margin: 0 auto" alt="An extrusion that caps the bottom of the rails">
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diff --git a/Commercial_Components/3.5mm-Audio-Jack.md b/Commercial_Components/3.5mm-Audio-Jack.md
@@ -38,10 +38,4 @@ When designing parts that use this component, you need to keep in mind the follo
 | Panel Mount Digikey     | [Panel Mount Jack DigiKey Link](https://www.digikey.ca/en/products/detail/switchcraft-inc/35RAPC2AV/772080)|
 | Panel Mount Mouser | [Panel Mount Jack Mouser Link](https://www.mouser.ca/ProductDetail/Switchcraft/35RAPC2AV?qs=I3kMT7EEIOWP5G1fR6CxcA%3D%3D) |
 | PCB Mount Digikey     | [PCB Mount Jack DigiKey Link](https://www.digikey.ca/en/products/detail/same-sky-formerly-cui-devices/SJ1-3535NG/738699)|
-| PCB Mount Mouser | [PCB Mount Jack Mouser Link](https://www.mouser.ca/ProductDetail/Same-Sky/SJ1-3535NG?qs=WyjlAZoYn50jUmKVsqeRJw%3D%3D)|
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+| PCB Mount Mouser | [PCB Mount Jack Mouser Link](https://www.mouser.ca/ProductDetail/Same-Sky/SJ1-3535NG?qs=WyjlAZoYn50jUmKVsqeRJw%3D%3D)|
diff --git a/Commercial_Components/5mm-LED.md b/Commercial_Components/5mm-LED.md
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 | Digikey     | Coming Soon|
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diff --git a/Commercial_Components/Battery-Contact-Plates.md b/Commercial_Components/Battery-Contact-Plates.md
@@ -145,10 +145,4 @@ For the switch plates to work, they need to be positioned and spaced correctly.
 | Solid Contact Plate Digikey     | [Solid Contact Plate DigiKey Link](https://www.digikey.ca/en/products/detail/keystone-electronics/5223/316374)|
 | Solid Contact Plate Mouser | [Solid Contact Plate Mouser Link](https://www.mouser.ca/ProductDetail/Keystone-Electronics/5223?qs=%252BS1bAMbChF%252B3alBpHEy8CA%3D%3D) |
 | Contact Bridge Plate Digikey     | [Contact Bridge Plate Digikey Link](https://www.digikey.ca/en/products/detail/keystone-electronics/5213/316372)|
-| Contact Bridge Plate Mouser | [Contact Bridge Plate Mouser Link](https://www.mouser.ca/ProductDetail/Keystone-Electronics/5213?qs=U32tdPngY%2FwokHP6mbqrbQ%3D%3D) |
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+| Contact Bridge Plate Mouser | [Contact Bridge Plate Mouser Link](https://www.mouser.ca/ProductDetail/Keystone-Electronics/5213?qs=U32tdPngY%2FwokHP6mbqrbQ%3D%3D) |
diff --git a/Commercial_Components/Cable-Ties.md b/Commercial_Components/Cable-Ties.md
@@ -38,10 +38,4 @@ When designing parts that use this component, you need to keep in mind the follo
  | **Cable Ties can be found at these links:** |        |
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 | Digikey     | [Cable Tie DigiKey Link](https://www.digikey.ca/en/products/detail/3m/CT4NT18-M/2721151)|
-| Mouser | [Cable Tie Mouser Link](https://www.mouser.ca/ProductDetail/3M-Electronic-Specialty/CT4NT18-M?qs=ZWbLE8ZZ2FMuC6MNf0Q4Kw%3D%3D) |
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+| Mouser | [Cable Tie Mouser Link](https://www.mouser.ca/ProductDetail/3M-Electronic-Specialty/CT4NT18-M?qs=ZWbLE8ZZ2FMuC6MNf0Q4Kw%3D%3D) |
diff --git a/Commercial_Components/Commercial-Components.md b/Commercial_Components/Commercial-Components.md
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-This section discusses each of the commonly used commercial components in MMC design. It discusses the key dimensions used when modeling features for these parts, as well as design considerations to be aware of such as overhanging holes and layer orientation. 
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+This section discusses each of the commonly used commercial components in MMC design. It discusses the key dimensions used when modeling features for these parts, as well as design considerations to be aware of such as overhanging holes and layer orientation. 
diff --git a/Commercial_Components/Light-Pipe.md b/Commercial_Components/Light-Pipe.md
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  | **Light Pipes can be found at these links:** |        |
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 | Digikey     | [Light Pipe DigiKey Link](https://www.digikey.ca/en/products/detail/dialight/51513030250F/4965201) |
-| Mouser | [Light Pipe Mouser Link](https://www.mouser.ca/ProductDetail/Dialight/515-1303-0250F?qs=rkevp0fsrts4dv75K85%2FWA%3D%3D)  |
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+| Mouser | [Light Pipe Mouser Link](https://www.mouser.ca/ProductDetail/Dialight/515-1303-0250F?qs=rkevp0fsrts4dv75K85%2FWA%3D%3D)  |
diff --git a/Commercial_Components/M3-Nut.md b/Commercial_Components/M3-Nut.md
@@ -43,10 +43,4 @@ When designing the nut retainer, there are several other considerations that aff
  | **M3 Nuts can be found at these links:** |        |
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 | Digikey     | [M3 Nut DigiKey Link](https://www.digikey.ca/en/products/detail/keystone-electronics/4708/4499301)|
-| Mouser | [M3 Nut Mouser Link](https://www.mouser.ca/ProductDetail/Keystone-Electronics/4708?qs=wOxb8XianXjGbgegRl0S9Q%3D%3D) |
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+| Mouser | [M3 Nut Mouser Link](https://www.mouser.ca/ProductDetail/Keystone-Electronics/4708?qs=wOxb8XianXjGbgegRl0S9Q%3D%3D) |
diff --git a/Commercial_Components/MicroSD-Card.md b/Commercial_Components/MicroSD-Card.md
@@ -23,10 +23,4 @@ When designing for a user accessible SD card, it is important to keep a knockout
 | MicroSD Card Measurements |     |
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 | Knockout Size (width x height) | 15 x 5 mm |
-| Maximum Card Depth | 2 mm |
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+| Maximum Card Depth | 2 mm |
diff --git a/Commercial_Components/Non-Slip-Feet.md b/Commercial_Components/Non-Slip-Feet.md
@@ -30,10 +30,4 @@ The foot linked was chosen since it can be bought individually on Digikey when o
 
  | **Non Slip Feet can be found at these links:** |        |
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-| Digikey     | [Non-Slip Foot DigiKey Link](https://www.digikey.ca/en/products/detail/bumper-specialties-inc/BS34CL12X25RP/13213600) |
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+| Digikey     | [Non-Slip Foot DigiKey Link](https://www.digikey.ca/en/products/detail/bumper-specialties-inc/BS34CL12X25RP/13213600) |
diff --git a/Commercial_Components/QTPy-Microcontroller.md b/Commercial_Components/QTPy-Microcontroller.md
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 | Board Width | 17.8 mm |
 | Board Thickness | 4 mm |
 | USB C Port Protrusion | 1.5 mm |
-| Base of Board to Center of USB Port | 2.9 mm |
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+| Base of Board to Center of USB Port | 2.9 mm |
diff --git a/Commercial_Components/SheetMetalScrew.md b/Commercial_Components/SheetMetalScrew.md
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  | **#4 Sheet Metal screws can be found at these links:** |        |
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 | Digikey     | [#4 Sheet Metal Screw DigiKey Link](https://www.digikey.ca/en/products/detail/serpac/6005/307599)|
-| Mouser | [#4 Sheet Metal Screw Mouser Link](https://www.mouser.ca/ProductDetail/SERPAC/6005?qs=f95KBKa1t%252BoPqs5qKc4pog%3D%3D) |
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+| Mouser | [#4 Sheet Metal Screw Mouser Link](https://www.mouser.ca/ProductDetail/SERPAC/6005?qs=f95KBKa1t%252BoPqs5qKc4pog%3D%3D) |
diff --git a/Commercial_Components/Slide-Switch.md b/Commercial_Components/Slide-Switch.md
@@ -41,10 +41,4 @@ When designing a version that uses the toggle, the considerations are largely th
  | **Slide Switches can be found at these links:** |        |
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 | Digikey     | [Slide Switch DigiKey Link](https://www.digikey.ca/en/products/detail/c-k/OS102011MA1QS1/1981431) |
-| Mouser | [Slide Switch Mouser Link](https://www.mouser.ca/ProductDetail/CK/0S102011MA1QS1?qs=CScMml99RXNA53k9Q8MdKA%3D%3D)  |
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+| Mouser | [Slide Switch Mouser Link](https://www.mouser.ca/ProductDetail/CK/0S102011MA1QS1?qs=CScMml99RXNA53k9Q8MdKA%3D%3D)  |
diff --git a/Commercial_Components/Snap-Switch.md b/Commercial_Components/Snap-Switch.md
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  | **Snap Switches can be found at these links:** |        |
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 | Digikey     | [Snap Switch DigiKey Link](https://www.digikey.ca/en/products/detail/omron-electronics-inc-emc-div/SS-3GP/664724) |
-| Mouser |  [Snap Switch Mouser Link](https://www.mouser.ca/ProductDetail/Omron-Electronics/SS-3GPB?qs=Rh%252BaoYk36r7SbQm8UayvHw%3D%3D)  |
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+| Mouser |  [Snap Switch Mouser Link](https://www.mouser.ca/ProductDetail/Omron-Electronics/SS-3GPB?qs=Rh%252BaoYk36r7SbQm8UayvHw%3D%3D)  |
diff --git a/Commercial_Components/T‐Nut---Tee-Nut.md b/Commercial_Components/T‐Nut---Tee-Nut.md
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  | **T-Nuts can be found at these links:** |        |
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-| Amazon     | [Part Amazon Link](https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B01MSVU3WF?ref=fed_asin_title&th=1)|
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+| Amazon     | [Part Amazon Link](https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B01MSVU3WF?ref=fed_asin_title&th=1)|
diff --git a/Commercial_Components/USB-Connector.md b/Commercial_Components/USB-Connector.md
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 | Knock out (width x height) \[mm\] | 7 x 3.4 mm |
 | Wall to Connector \[mm\] | 1.6 mm |
 | Keep out (width x height)\[mm\] | 10 x 8 mm |
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diff --git a/Design_Elements_For_3D_Printed_Parts/Battery-Covers.md b/Design_Elements_For_3D_Printed_Parts/Battery-Covers.md
@@ -16,9 +16,3 @@ The battery is inserted into the battery cover and held in place by friction and
 The primary goals of the battery cover were to secure the battery, and keep it easily accessible for the user when it needs to be swapped. Currently, the cover is printed without supports, and the width of the battery cover at the top is starting to sag and deform when bridging. It is possible to reduce the number of fasteners used by printing it on its side and redesign it to have a snap fit fastener as found on the battery enclosure of a television remote. In the current orientation, the layer lines would be more likely to snap, whereas if it was printed on its side the layer lines would be in a stronger orientation.
 
 For detailed measurements, refer to the CAD design files for the Open Playback Recorder, found [here](https://github.com/makersmakingchange/Open-Playback-Recorder/tree/main/Design_Files/CAD_Design_Files).
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diff --git a/Design_Elements_For_3D_Printed_Parts/Captured-Buttons.md b/Design_Elements_For_3D_Printed_Parts/Captured-Buttons.md
@@ -38,9 +38,3 @@ The only device in the MMC library that currently uses this style of button is t
 The orientation of the button is also ensured by the horseshoe shaped ring. If the button is not in the correct orientation, the circuit board with the buttons soldered to it cannot be inserted into place, hitting the walls of the button instead of sliding into the channel. Finally, the button is octagonal since it has to pass through a horizontal hole in the wall of the enclosure. A round hole would have sagged slightly at the top due to the greater than 45 degree overhang, and required a looser tolerance on the button to compensate for. An octagonal hole and button allow for a tighter tolerance and a better fit between the button and the enclosure.
 
 <img src="Photos/Captured_Buttons/Captured_Buttons_IMG5.png" width="300" alt="The captured button in the open playback recorder with the lid off and button not fully constrained. "><img src="Photos/Captured_Buttons/Captured_Buttons_IMG6.png" width="300" alt="The captured button in the open playback recorder with the lid on and button fully captured. ">
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diff --git a/Design_Elements_For_3D_Printed_Parts/Capturing-A-PCB.md b/Design_Elements_For_3D_Printed_Parts/Capturing-A-PCB.md
@@ -32,10 +32,4 @@ The primary consideration for a snap fit is the length of the deflecting arm, an
 - **Arm Length:** The length of the snap fit arm. Varies depending from 6 mm to 13 mm, depending on the desired positioning of the PCB.
 - **Arm Angle:** The angle of the surface that the PCB or other piece pushes against while it is being inserted in the snap fit. 70 degrees is a good minimum angle for this, although others have been used.
 
-<img src="Photos/Captured_PCB/Captured_PCB_IMG5.png" width="200" style="display: block; margin: 0 auto" alt="A sketch of a snap fit arm with the key dimensions labeled. ">
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+<img src="Photos/Captured_PCB/Captured_PCB_IMG5.png" width="200" style="display: block; margin: 0 auto" alt="A sketch of a snap fit arm with the key dimensions labeled. ">
diff --git a/Design_Elements_For_3D_Printed_Parts/Cotter-Pins.md b/Design_Elements_For_3D_Printed_Parts/Cotter-Pins.md
@@ -18,10 +18,4 @@ When designing a cotter pin, it is made with two primary sketches: the pin profi
 
 When designing the sweep profile, the end of the pin that does not pass through the holes in the part should be deflected by at least 45 degrees to prevent the wrong side from being inserted into the holes. The side of the pin that does not go through the holes should also have semicircular divots to allow the pin to return to its unstretched shape when it is in place.
 
-If any curves on the sweep profile are too sharp or too close together, the sweep will stop at that point. If that happens, adjust the profile until the sweep can move through the entire profile.
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+If any curves on the sweep profile are too sharp or too close together, the sweep will stop at that point. If that happens, adjust the profile until the sweep can move through the entire profile.
diff --git a/Design_Elements_For_3D_Printed_Parts/Design-Elements-for-3D-Printed-Parts.md b/Design_Elements_For_3D_Printed_Parts/Design-Elements-for-3D-Printed-Parts.md
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 In this section, the 3D printed mechanisms used in some devices are described. This section has less of a focus on measurements than the previous section since there are fewer constraints than when working with fixed dimension commercial parts. Some dimensions will be mentioned when they are critical/are a maximum or minimum size. 
 
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 # Design Elements
 
 This section includes guides on how to include:
diff --git a/Design_Elements_For_3D_Printed_Parts/Lever-Arm-Button-Pusher.md b/Design_Elements_For_3D_Printed_Parts/Lever-Arm-Button-Pusher.md
@@ -15,10 +15,4 @@ The primary considerations when creating the button pusher is print orientation
 
 <img src="Photos/Lever_Arm/Lever_Arm_IMG2.png" width="300" style="display: block; margin: 0 auto" alt="the Forest Hub enclosure in the Bambu slicer, showing print orientation . ">
 
-The lever section of the arm needs to be long enough to deflect and bend without requiring significantly more force to operate than the button. The lever arm is generally between 2.4 to 6 mm wide, and at least 6 mm long. The end of the lever should have a cone, post, or other protrusion that rests within a millimeter or two of the button on the PCB so that the button is pressed almost immediately after pressing the lever arm.
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+The lever section of the arm needs to be long enough to deflect and bend without requiring significantly more force to operate than the button. The lever arm is generally between 2.4 to 6 mm wide, and at least 6 mm long. The end of the lever should have a cone, post, or other protrusion that rests within a millimeter or two of the button on the PCB so that the button is pressed almost immediately after pressing the lever arm.
diff --git a/Design_Elements_For_3D_Printed_Parts/Non-Slip-Base.md b/Design_Elements_For_3D_Printed_Parts/Non-Slip-Base.md
@@ -23,10 +23,4 @@ Next, extrude the base down by 2.4 mm, leaving the mounting holes uncovered. Cha
 
 Once the body of the base has been created, add clearance holes for the M3 screws. Create a 7.5 mm diameter circle around each of the M3 screw holes, then extrude it down by 1.2 mm to create a counterbore. Add the unsupported hole features found [here](https://www.hydraresearch3d.com/design-rules#unsupported-holes).
 
-Finally, find the locations that you would like to put the non-slip feet, then follow the non-slip feet guide found in the commercial parts section.
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+Finally, find the locations that you would like to put the non-slip feet, then follow the non-slip feet guide found in the commercial parts section.
diff --git a/Design_Elements_For_3D_Printed_Parts/Screw-Posts.md b/Design_Elements_For_3D_Printed_Parts/Screw-Posts.md
diff --git a/Design_Elements_For_3D_Printed_Parts/Shadow-Lines.md b/Design_Elements_For_3D_Printed_Parts/Shadow-Lines.md
diff --git a/Design_Elements_For_3D_Printed_Parts/Snap_Fits.md b/Design_Elements_For_3D_Printed_Parts/Snap_Fits.md
diff --git a/Design_Elements_For_3D_Printed_Parts/Strain-Relief-And-Cable-Retention.md b/Design_Elements_For_3D_Printed_Parts/Strain-Relief-And-Cable-Retention.md
diff --git a/Design_Elements_For_3D_Printed_Parts/Threads.md b/Design_Elements_For_3D_Printed_Parts/Threads.md
diff --git a/Design_Elements_For_3D_Printed_Parts/Twist-Lock.md b/Design_Elements_For_3D_Printed_Parts/Twist-Lock.md
diff --git a/How-To-Contribute.md b/How-To-Contribute.md
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