While were all for 3D printing, it can sometimes be a huge mess. The ink oozes incorrectly, creating a blob out of something you painstakingly designed. You can always invest in MakerBot, which tracks your 3D prints in real time, or you can go the route of designer Bernat Cuni, and embrace your 3D fails.
3D printing is still a relatively new technology, and it is subject to a lot of variables: materials, code, several moving parts, and (not always perfect) designs. When a 3D print fails, it can look a bit odd, but beautiful in its own way. MakerBot has been looking for a way to take all the […]
There’s a host of reasons why 3D printing hasn’t exactly broken through to the mainstream yet, despite a number of attempts from companies big and small. High cost and complexity have long been concerns, but perhaps more importantly, no company has yet made a strong case for why you should have a 3D printer in […]
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