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Guide to Open Source and Linux-Compatible 3D Printers (Linux.com)
Linux.com has posted a series (part
1, part
2) on 3D printers and Linux. "Since Linux.com reported on 3D
printing a year ago, the industry has exploded. At the time, it was hard to
find a preassembled open source 3D printer, but there are now over a dozen
models available in both finished and kit form. Most are based on RepRap,
but there are also some original open source designs ranging from the
low-cost, $400-$800 Printrbot and Solidoodle printers to more feature-rich
$1,400-$1,800 models like Type A and Ultimaker."
Linux.com has posted a series (part
1, part
2) on 3D printers and Linux. "Since Linux.com reported on 3D
printing a year ago, the industry has exploded. At the time, it was hard to
find a preassembled open source 3D printer, but there are now over a dozen
models available in both finished and kit form. Most are based on RepRap,
but there are also some original open source designs ranging from the
low-cost, $400-$800 Printrbot and Solidoodle printers to more feature-rich
$1,400-$1,800 models like Type A and Ultimaker."
