Craig - Prince of Print
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3D printing in the 1930s.
November 16, 2024 at 7:42 AM
3D printing in the 1930s.
Reposted by Craig - Prince of Print
This is my entry for the 2024 3D Print Industry
Awards trophy competition hosted by Printables.
It aims to represent the 'freedom' of 3d printing at the moment, as it evolves and progresses, as well as the unknowns going forward. These are some of the reasons I love 3d printing so much. 😊
Awards trophy competition hosted by Printables.
It aims to represent the 'freedom' of 3d printing at the moment, as it evolves and progresses, as well as the unknowns going forward. These are some of the reasons I love 3d printing so much. 😊
November 14, 2024 at 5:12 AM
This is my entry for the 2024 3D Print Industry
Awards trophy competition hosted by Printables.
It aims to represent the 'freedom' of 3d printing at the moment, as it evolves and progresses, as well as the unknowns going forward. These are some of the reasons I love 3d printing so much. 😊
Awards trophy competition hosted by Printables.
It aims to represent the 'freedom' of 3d printing at the moment, as it evolves and progresses, as well as the unknowns going forward. These are some of the reasons I love 3d printing so much. 😊