
A pair of “light duty” pliers printed out on a MakerBot. I assume the emphasis here is on “light,” but still a cool design.
Update – FYI: The image is of a rendering of the pliers, not an actual image of printed pliers.

A pair of “light duty” pliers printed out on a MakerBot. I assume the emphasis here is on “light,” but still a cool design.
Update – FYI: The image is of a rendering of the pliers, not an actual image of printed pliers.
Starno on thingiverse tells us the picture is just a realistic render, not an actual print.
Hopefully someone will print them soon
Here is a printed version posted on thingiverse. The user claims the pliers are functioning well!
http://www.thingiverse.com/derivative:728
We live in a time where the folks at Make Magazine, very familiar with Makerbot, cannot tell the difference between the renders and the printed object.
Given the high quality of the Make editors, this says something about the times we live in…
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