Just reading Scott's latest update on The Filthy Platen about getting a replacement part 3-D printed for a Remington. Folks, the future's here, no doubt about it. And I think there's a certain poetic beauty to using modern printing techniques to repair a classic printing machine.
Now, let's get Shapeways hooked up with the guys behind this video and we'll all be printing our own Remettes*
* Some assembly required
Showing posts with label typing where no man has typed before. Show all posts
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Tuesday, July 17, 2012
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