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Topic: 3D printer lets home cooks print their dinner



http://www.foxnews.com/leisure/2013/12/ … ir-pizzas/

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2 Reply by muddtt

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Re: 3D printer lets home cooks print their dinner

Should've done it on a heated bed tongue

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Re: 3D printer lets home cooks print their dinner

I'm pretty sure Solidoodle is working on an answer to this:

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/BVvhJ2TCYAE-JRD.jpg

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4 Reply by DePartedPrinter

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Re: 3D printer lets home cooks print their dinner

If only my SD could turn out a hot croissant every morning.  I'm curious what settings they are using...

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5 Reply by ronsii

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Re: 3D printer lets home cooks print their dinner

Add a hot syrup extruder and it would be perfect smile

6 Reply by TheChemistrySquad

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Re: 3D printer lets home cooks print their dinner

You never know what food industries are discovering each day... tongue