3d printing adventures volume 2. Part 1: door stop. Random model I downloaded was too big for my printer, so I shrank it without measuring. Shrank too much, so had to design and print a little pad to glue on. Well it works.pic.twitter.com/D78a8TcYYJ
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So all(!) we need is a software + ecosystem to allow non-geeks to browse on their phone for the door stop, lens cap, or photograph the broken toy part, and then tap "Print". Like Amazon but with Print instead of Buy. Maybe picked up at a local ~Kinkos 3d printer service.
Yeah cloud printing is already here, and for validated models in online catalogs like thingiverse, it’s basically mainstream ready. Custom parts workflow has a few years refinement left to get through. Still at artisan-engineer stage, needs some basic CAD and design training.
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