The magazine subscription season has started, and one of the most interesting
ones that are being advertised on the TV lately is a 3-D printer. It starts off
really cheap at £1.99 for your first set of pieces to assemble. But without
buying the magazine, there’s no indication of how much you fork out after the
trial issue. Also, what the hell do you do if you assemble it incorrectly? To
be on the safe side; you can actually pick up a new one for around £600,
depending on the size of what you wanted to print. I’m quite surprised that we’re
not selling them at work; or even selling products that could be made on site
while you wait. Just think, our primary deliveries would solely consist of
sheets of plastic that we would then feed into the machine and made to the
customer’s order. I suppose timescale is a factor in getting items printed;
especially if you bear in mind the size of the item being printed. But to build
your own is a big risk. Next year, build your own nuclear reactor…
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