A 3-D printer for $750!
Until fairly recently, you had to be a “me” to develop a manufactured product. I mean a professionally trained designer or engineer with access to big company development and prototyping tools. Not so today. Professional training is still extremely helpful, but access to everything else around product development is becoming rapidly democratized. Here is the latest advance, from MakerBot: a 3-D printer for $750!
Springwise covered the release here.
With DIY manufacturing now so affordable, and the popularity of magazines such as Make on the rise, it’s no wonder some are predicting a personal manufacturing revolution akin to that of personal computing.
We have a front window on this democratization of innovation at Daily Grommet. Let me tell you it is VERY cool to both observe and amplify.
Jules Pieri 
One Response to “A 3-D printer for $750!”
I recently develop a 15*15*15 cm cubic mini 3d-printer. In this case of that, I face a lot more challenges than a regular one. You have to mind some key points during the making. For the CAD design, you may visit my facebook page.