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3D Printer Review: Rostock Max

Posted on January 7, 2013 by jessedepinto — Leave a comment

http://www.flickr.com/photos/3dcreations/8356090702/in/set-72157632461414469 We got a real treat for you this time, the Rostock Max Delta 3D Printer by SeeMeCNC! These guys stopped by our Milwaukee 3D Printing Meetup this month with fellow hackers at Pumping Station 1, check out more photos…

Ultimate Guide to 3D Printing | Make Magazine Review

Posted on November 21, 2012 by jessedepinto — 2 Comments

Yesterday, Make Magazine released their Ultimate Guide to 3D Printing. To date, I have never come across a more accurate and comprehensive review of the current 3D printing technology: Make Magazine is literally writing history! Although it is commendable that…

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Printrbot Upgrades: Printing Faster than 200 mm/s

Posted on July 16, 2012 by jessedepinto — 6 Comments

At the 3D Printing Meetup in Milwaukee we decided it’d be fun to try to make our Printrbot run as quick as possible, which exceeded 200 mm/s shown by the video above. To our pleasant surprise, it worked and nothing…