Looking to invest in a 3D printer for your library MakerSpace? Check out these recommendations:
The Best 3D Printers On The Planet
- If you want a printer that’s the best entry level device, get a Printrbot LC.
- If user community is your priority, get a Replicator 2.
- If ease of use is your priority, get the Afinia H-Series.
- If speed is your priority, get the Ultimaker.
- If reliability is your priority, get a Cube.
- If price is your priority, get a Printrbot Jr.
- If you want the highest possible print quality, get a Type A Series 1.
- If you want the quietest possible printer, get a Felix 1.0.
- If you want to rude the cutting edge, get the Form-1.
Check out the post, it includes list prices.
Other interesting links about 3D printing:
Best Gift Ever: A 3D Printer
HBR Blog Network
Top Ed-Tech Trends of 2012: The Maker Movement
Inside Higher Ed
Here’s Why Wired’s Former Editor Thinks 3D Printing Is More Than Just A Fad
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I love it. Since the invention of this technology, I think everything related to it has become a much easier job to deal with and it shows. I know in the future, the printing technology will only get better with time, I can’t wait for something new to hit us.
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