Take a look at a great video from the recent MakerFaire where: - Bre Prettis of MakerBot provides a brief explanation of their hobby 3D printer
- Jeffrey Lipton of the Fab at Home project explains the unique features of their printer, which is capable of printing electronics or even batteries.
- Max Freeman of Alibre – demonstrates their USD$99 Windows-based 3D modelling software, which provides capabilities normally found in much more expensive software.
Via YouTube and P2P Foundation
