Check out the kickstarter video for this 3d printer. This thing does really nice work, plus it is very affordable. You can get everything for under $500. I am thinking about getting one, mostly because I think I could have a ton of fun with it, but I also think it could be useful for companies like mine or yours to have one. I am in the architectural industry, and my thought was that it could be used to easily make physical models of building masses. Has anyone used 3d printers for this sort of thing? If so, what has been your experience?
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