3D Printing Aims for the Mainstream

3D Printing Aims for the Mainstream

Thursday, January 9th, 2014

In Las Vegas, Nevada, there a was a convention for 3D Printing. For $800, you could buy a 3D Printer from San Diego group Robo 3D that will print out a gear for an aerial drone, a gumball machine, a scooter, and a shoe. The people quoted in the article say that it should be sold to the public. The author does not have an opinion but just states the facts. I think that it should be used because it would help people. An eighth grade student, Morgan, said that it should not be sold because it is too expensive and she thinks people won’t buy it.

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