Welcome to the tenth edition of 3D Print Weekly, time certainly flies!
Above: Gervase Markham builds his own 3D printer and documents the process in detail on his blog. Read more.
(submitted by @praxxis)
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Law
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"The 3D printer that project owner Defense Distributed rented from Stratasys has been confiscated by the company due to legal concerns about the project."
Read more on The Verge
Submitted by @natebirdman
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Science
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"Paleontologist Tyler Keillor has not only successfully funded his Kickstarter project to make a 3D printed Dryptosaurus restoration, but funded it nearly 4 times over!"
Read more on 3D Printing is Cool
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John Biggs and Jon Evans duke it out on Tech Crunch with the following articles (what do you think of their opinions?) below:
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Technology
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"In terms of a direct analogue to this issue, however, we can point to home taping and CD burning. The expectation – and it’s a valid one – is that home 3D printing will get so good that the items it produces will rival simple items we now buy."
Read more on Tech Crunch
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"John Biggs argues that home 3D printing is killing the manufacturing industry. I respectfully disagree.
Oh, I agree that 3D printing will be a serious threat to manufacturing as we know it. But not at home. That doesn’t make sense. Instead, we’ll have two kinds of communal 3D printer shops."
Read more on Tech Crunch
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"Colloquially, '3D printing' has two definitions.
Definition 1: a revolutionary movement in which workers will own the means of production.
Definition 2: a novelty technology that, at its most impressive, yields trinkets that could pass for being made in China."
Read more on The Verge
Submitted by @makenai
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Thank you for reading and supporting, see you next week!
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