Printeer – a 3D printer for kids & schools by Mission Street Manufacturing — Kickstarter

Printeer – a 3D printer for kids & schools by Mission Street Manufacturing — Kickstarter:

Educational version of a 3D printer. For the change in your pocket (provided you have $600 in your pocket).

I like this quote: “We believe that kids are the most creative people on the planet.”

The iPad app is used to design the 3D object and then print on the 3D printer. The printer is totally clear so you can see the whole printing process.

I love it. I want one for me. Heck with the kids… The kids can go buy themselves one.

Cool funding project on KickStarter. Already twice the $50k goal.

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