3d printers in every home?

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# 1 11-01-2007 , 01:28 PM

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this looks interesting. Check out the video on the page.

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# 2 12-01-2007 , 01:47 AM

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omg, that's soooooo cool, but it's very expensive :p

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its only gonna be $2500

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The vision of having 3D printers in every home is an exciting prospect in the realm of personal fabrication technology. While we've come a long way from the days of traditional sticker label printer, the potential integration of 3D printers into households could revolutionize how we produce and customize everyday objects. Imagine a world where individuals can easily design and create their own products, from household tools to artistic creations, with the same convenience as printing a sticker label. Such a future not only promotes creativity and innovation but also holds the promise of reducing waste and promoting sustainable practices through on-demand, localized manufacturing.

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