Back in May, I took an inventory of all the 3D printers at the Bay Area Maker Faire. Today, I did the same for Detroit and found about twelve 3D printers here (I may have missed a couple). The MakerBot crew is here, fresh from a week at Comic-Con. I was also pleased to see SeeMeCNC from Goshen Indiana here. Their H-1 printer (with injection molded parts to keep the price down) looks really great.
Can somebdy get out of the typical reprap triangle design, and come up with a new one, like printrbot, this triangle rod is getting annoying now from these copycats.
It’s Reprap, they’re supposed to be “copying” the design, that’s kind of the point.
I’ll just leave this here ….
http://deltabot.tumblr.com/
Thanks for stopping in guys, was def an awesome event this weekenda! Hope you liked the punkin bot tooa!
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