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09-26-2014, 06:11 AM
3d printers aren't actually very difficult to build. it's the calibration and programming that's hard.
Too many comparators? Maybe...
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That's (arguably) part of building one. "Yes, I can build one, but it doesn't work".
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"I'm 11 and I built a 3d printer out of knex"
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