The Invision LD 3D-Modeler printer has been discontinued and is being sold off for $5,000 a throw — it uses Laminated Object Manufacturing to produce low-rez 3D models. It’s not going to let you print other printers, AK47s, high-grade pharmaceuticals, picture-perfect edible omelettes, but, as the news story notes, “this is a great system for schools or hobbyists since the cleanup process is entirely physical with no heat or chemical based secondary processing required. At $5,000 you can’t do better.”
$5000 Printer Available Now! (For a limited time)
(Thanks, Rich!)
Previously:
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