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This 3D printer is an intimidating device for casual users, due to its price, assembly, and design requirements. But it's destined to be a top product once its ease of use improves.
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New Personal 3D Printer Challenges MakerBot to a Fab-Off
Get it? A fabrication-off? Uh, never mind. Ultimaker, a Dutch 3D printer, is now available for preorder in the US.
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MakerBot 3D Prints Stephen Colbert's Head: Stephen Has Wings and Tentacles--Who Knew?
Bre Pettis from MakerBot prints Stephen Colbert's head in plastic--even giving him wings! Plus: Some more fun stuff from the Thingverse community.
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