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The Macro & Micro of 3D-Printing

By Simon | Published: March 19, 2010
I noticed two articles today that are kind of linked in my mind. The first article if from inhabitat (“3-D Printer Creates Entire Buildings From Solid Rock“) is about what is basically a rapid prototyping machine for large stuff, like sculptures or possibly even buildings. This 3D Printer is built by Enrico Dini and basically  [...]
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