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November 15, 2011 11:44 pm EDT

Insert Coin: SeeMeCNC H-1 cuts entry price to the world of 3D printing

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Maybe it was the Turtle Shell racers, or the ability to crowdsource homes for crabs, but we're enthralled with the potential of 3D printers. Now, SeeMeCNC is looking to offer up its skeletal H-1 as "the most affordable" entry-level three-dimensional printer available. Its design roots come from the open source RepRap's latest self-replicating machine, the Huxley. However, there are a few differences here. SeeMeCNC has replaced several parts for injection molding, which apparently shaves a substantial chunk off the manufacturing costs. This includes using plastic roller bearings instead of metal bearings, while the machine has also been readjusted to inch measurements. Fans of the imperial system and 3D printing antics can peer beyond the break to judge whether the cut-price printer will still cut the mustard.

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Insert Coin: SeeMeCNC H-1 cuts entry price to the world of 3D printing originally appeared on Engadget on Tue, 15 Nov 2011 18:44:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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