3D Printing - Fab at Home [Wall Street Journal]
by Catherine LaineJanuary 22nd, 2008
Printing a cocktail snack from your desktop? WSJ.com’s Andy Jordan explores how that is possible with a cheaper form of 3D printing.
Sure, it’ll be years before they can make anything useful on the cheap, but it is still pretty cool.
Update:
Mahalo Daily had a video on 3-D Scanning and Printing that might also be of interest.
Duration: 5min 40sec
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January 22nd, 2008 at 10:28 pm
Oh, you would be surprised at what can be made already today. If you’re interested in following the news on 3D Printing and digital fabrication, you might consider reading our blog at Fabbaloo or http://fabbaloo.com