consumer priced 3d printer

arshlevon

well its not great, but its a start, if it was higher quality i would buy one.. waiting for 2.0 you can have your own for 2400 buxes! american buxes

http://www.newscientisttech.com/article/...revolution.html

video of it in action
http://web.mae.cornell.edu/ccsl/temp/EvanMalone/FabAtHome/SqueezeBulbDemoMovie.wmv

notman

Home page to the machine/instructions
http://www.fabathome.org/wiki/index.php?title=Main_Page

Very cool. Not sure that I can spend $2400 to build it, but it would be interesting to see how this progresses.

Edit: haha, in their Materials section, they suggest chocolate as a potential material. That would be awesome to make chocolate models for gifts

Mongrelman

<cough> http://boards.polycount.net/showflat.php...true#Post170396 <wheeze>

arshlevon

lupus nobody read that crap, yours are totally different links to something so completely different! they just look the same and do the same thing. so what! nice try though, i almost thought you contributed something there. *cough cough hack cough puke puke puke cough spit spit cough nose vomit drips to chin*

Mongrelman

My mistake, I'll go crawl back into my badger hole.

Justin Meisse

Howabout this then:
CNC router for less than $2,000

Mark Dygert

"Tea, Earl Grey, hot."
"Make it so."
"Make it now?"
"Whats wrong with this thing?"