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Back from Christmas holiday’s, I found a nice one on Hack-a-Day. A short article on Nudel (nickname, I hope;), who documents a way to print worlds and objects from Minecraft with a 3D printer.

I guess there are more people playing with this now, but this is the first completed and well documented method I found. Be aware that in order to get the color prints, you should probably send your models of to a service like sculpteo or shapeways.

The lack of resolution on the RepRap and other home 3D printers is an edge here though which gives the finalised models a great Minecraft-y look.

Another view from the top

Link: Reprap Prescription and MinewaysVia: Hack-a-Day



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Thanks to an article on the iMaterialise.com blog, we have a nice 2010 year-review about 3D printers. I was wondering a bit, that in the weeks of year-reviews this one was missing.

 

This year has really been a year in which 3D printing became more mainstream. The DIY Kits are starting to become affordable and the online community is huge! Here are this years milestones:

 

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Here’s a very nice Mindstorms project. The ingredients are:

    • Mindstorms,
    • a laser pointer,
    • a webcam and the
    • David-3D Software.

The actual cost of the whole setup and the result, a quite detailed 3d scan is the most impressive.

 

Now linking this to a 3d printer



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