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It’s become apparent that dynamic models are a lot more fun than static models for 3D printing. Wait, what’s a dynamic model?
If you happened to download the 3D printed handgun models before the US government confiscated them , it may be time to remind you of safety concerns should you attempt to 3D print this item.
Another Day, Another 3D Model Repository opens for business. We can’t tell you how many people we’ve run into lately that hope to launch a type of 3D model repository. The story goes something like this:
We’re reading a very short post on Zheng 3 where they attempted to print a Magic: The Gathering Beast Token. As you can see above, there were some very slight problems in successfully completing this operation.
A study by Lux Research proposes the value of the 3D printing market will reach an astonishing USD$8.4B by the year 2025.
A report from New Zealand’s 3 News shows big concerns about 3D printing are brewing in that Pacific nation. Minister of Customs Maurice Williamson has evidently learned about 3D printing technology and believes that:
You might recall we pointed you, dear readers, to a survey being undertaken by Create It Real ? Now the results of said survey have been published and we can take a look at what you said.
Many people become attracted to 3D printing because they correctly believe they can print of many amazing things. But what they may not realize is that it takes great skill to design amazing things.
Fabbaloo recently caught up with Adafruit’s Limor Fried to discuss her views on 3D printing. Here’s the interview:
3D Systems President and CEO Avi Reichental was interviewed by Huffington Post correspondent Lilia Ziamou. The interview material is basic, as it’s intended for folks new to the concept of 3D printing.
