Not for the looks but for the functionality, this printer has to be the most beautiful one on the 3DPrinterList Using rails and belts from old scanners, the case of a discarded desktop
computer and even bits of a diskette drive, he has created what is
believed to be the first 3D printer made from e-waste. It has taken him several months to put together his experimental device. Lifting designs off a computer, the 3D printer produces physical objects. He shows us by "printing" a small round container. Kodjo Afate Gnikou made it happen, the most printer for the lowest price. Also note the way to expensive (and worthless) windows licence sticker. It would be nice to see the assembly instructions of this machine @ RepRap.org I'm sure we can learn something here.        |   |
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