3D printer for Kids

I'd rather have one, for my kids,  that prints using playdoh like this one.

Hyrel https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct … 3194,d.cWc

Maybe using this new formulated play-doh that hardens overnight. http://makezine.com/2014/02/18/hasbros- … -the-hype/

But in overall quite ambitious 

It wouldn't take much more than an interlock on the front door to make the thing pretty kid-safe, but even that wouldn't be necessary if the product came with instructions for the parents too! (e.g. tell your kid about the hot bits, tell them why not to use it when nobody's home, etc.). Test of the pudding will be whether they've thought through how kids interact with things and how to make the software work for them rather than confuse them - the offshoot would probably would be of great benefit to us older kids too.

I remember discovering my strong urge to build things aged about 7, rushing into the living room to tell my folks I'd designed (i.e. drawn) a car and now we needed to buy steel and build it please. I would have absolutely loved something like this. Given lego, meccanno and a train set were my favourite toys, I'm here and engineering trains for a living (and your efficient and safe freight haulage benefit ) as a result.