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17-08-2007, 13:30
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Re: pic: Bad Brad with a 3D Print
There's also Fab@Home, which does some pretty pretty cool stuff for $2500 or so (less if you can scavenge parts). There's no way you could prototype robot parts with it, due to a lack of precision, but hey, you can print with chocolate, cheesewhizz, epoxy and other cool stuff. I've been looking into making a modified version of this and trying to up the precision.
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