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Sunday, 15 May 2011

3-D Art Ready to Print ...Awwwwesome

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No he didn't... Yes he did!!! This is amazing. For more on this piece of awesomeness see article and vid Here



Another article with more cool vids on 3D printers is featured in The New York Times Here


The cool thing is some of these printers can replicate most of their own parts and you can give it to a friend or neighborhood illustrator ;) ;)
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