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I fully believe in what I wrote - the current options really are quite bad. I can't imagine spending $80+ on a candy bar sized print, nor do I want to buy a ma
by ricberw 14y ago
I fully believe in what I wrote - the current options really are quite bad.
I can't imagine spending $80+ on a candy bar sized print, nor do I want to buy a machine and spend the time to learn to use it.
I don't believe that the vending machine is the end-all solution, but it does seem to be one of them.
What would you propose as another solution?
- dbecker 14y agoIt's an emerging technology. It's got a long way to go, and fortunately people (yourself included) are moving the technology forward. But your article makes it sound like the shortcomings of 3d printing exist because the people before you were idiots. That's clearly not the case. If it's so bad, why don't you already have something better in production? I assume the answer is that it's a hard problem, and you are still working on it. Just like everyone else. The difference is that they aren't writing posts about how terrible your current prototype (or whatever you have) is.