3-D Printer Firms Fall Flat, as Buyers Wait for New Models
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#2Why the need to print cheap plastic crap? That's why we have dollar stores and China.
Re: 3-D Printer Firms Fall Flat, as Buyers Wait for New Models
#3Why the need to print cheap plastic crap? That's why we have dollar stores and China.
Sometimes you want cheap plastic crap your local dollar store doesn't have and you don't want to find a Chinese willing to poison himself to make you 1000 pieces.
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#4Here's 3D systems on Good Morning America in 1989: http://youtu.be/NpRDuJ5YgoQ
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#5Why the need to print cheap plastic crap? That's why we have dollar stores and China.
Making 1 of 1 kind of items.
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#6The charade is up: 3D printers are not the design panacea they were claimed to be.
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#7Why the need to print cheap plastic crap? That's why we have dollar stores and China.
spare part material cost: $5
spare part cost on the market: $50
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#8Why the need to print cheap plastic crap? That's why we have dollar stores and China.
Car manufacturer often charge a premium for the most mundane plastic parts.
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#9Re: 3-D Printer Firms Fall Flat, as Buyers Wait for New Models
#10In my opinion 3D printers are a little too limited on their own, but they're potentially very useful when paired with other tools. I'm interested in solutions like the FirePick Delta, which combines 3D printing with other functions that aid in home electronics manufacturing: