Ccecil

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by Ccecil 12y ago
They are local to me...maybe I will swing in.
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by Ccecil 12y ago
Operator knowledge is very important. I often tell people "It is like a table saw...not a toaster" "Just because you have one doesn't mean you will be able to use it right away" Also, typically the less you spend o
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by Ccecil 12y ago
https://flic.kr/p/dUExnL
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by Ccecil 12y ago
Over-saturated is an understatement..it is getting pretty bad. http://www.3ders.org/pricecompare/3dprinters/ I am sure that is not nearly all of them :) The design is always an issue when printing too. Customers
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by Ccecil 12y ago
I have printed lego compatible parts in the past. About 2 years ago...IIRC they were bases for Warhammer or something like that. https://flic.kr/p/cq7uRf Plus, many of the duplo sized wooden train track adapters (
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by Ccecil 12y ago
Apparently my opinion is not a popular one :) That is fine. I have been a very active member of the reprap community for 3.5 years and have watched printers come at a rate of about 1-2 per week for the last 2 years...every one has new hyp
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by Ccecil 12y ago
Just another clone of a printer that cloned their ideas from reprap. Nothing to see here except the line where they state they have locked down your options in software...great idea...eliminate user controls...that should make it more user
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by Ccecil 12y ago
As someone who has been involved with printers 100% over the last 3 years I agree with this article for the most part. Everyone has a new crowdsourced "better than everything" printer pretty much every couple days. It is way pas