I had a dream that I found a box of 3D Printer Trading cards from 2012 at the Seekonk Speedway Flea Market. When I awoke I realized that might be a good way to introduce some of the 3D printer makers who will be exhibiting at the Maker Faire Bay Area next week. I’ll be posting these all week in no particular order; collect them all!
I’ll be at the Faire covering 3D Printers. If you make 3D Printers (or know someone) who plans to attend, feel free to drop me a line at swallace@oreilly.com.
Oops, I thought you were going to print 3D trading cards.
And I thought it was going to be slightly recursive, printing 3D trading cards on 3D printers on those 3D printers.
You could do it even with just one color using embossing, but the dualstruders will have an advantage.
Your bias for dualstruders is obliqueous.
Technically true, as I had to raise one side of my dualstruders to level the print heads. But it’s probably less than 0.1deg off 90deg.
so will there be more of these or was it a one off thing?
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