We'll meet on the 14th of February to print hearts. The first print will start at 11:30am.
One very important part of 3D printing is having the printer. Modeling skills, however, are arguably more important.
Design a heart and consider submitting it be printed over lunch.
For more info and to sign up
http://www.meetup.com/MSPthreeD/events/50388962/
NOTE: Grab lunch before or after the event. No food provided.
We're going to talk 3D printing on the evening of the 11th starting at 7pm. We'll meet in Minneapolis at CoCo — http://cocomsp.com/locations/minneapolis/
Sign up and learn more here: http://www.meetup.com/MSPthreeD/events/46451242/
As a result of our inagural meeting a member thought it'd be great to model and print a clip for his patio door that had broke. It was make or buy. In this case we were able to make.
It took 20 min or so, SketchUp, a calipers and some coffee but we got it done.
Check out the Thingiverse listing — http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:15366
What would you like to model and print?
I look forward to hosting an inaugrual meeting for 3D enthusiasum in the Twin Cities Metro. We'll meet at http://514studios.com/ in the warehouse district of Minneapolis on November 2nd.
We'll have at least two Makerbots in attendance. We'll talk 3D Printing and see where that leads us.
Looking forward to meeting you all.
Signup Here:
http://www.meetup.com/MSPthreeD/events/36829242/
I am preocupied with the interaction between the digital and the physical. Toward that end I recently built a Makerbot 3D printer (more at Makerbot.com) and have been logging the progress at MSPMakerbot.com.
Tech enthusiasts from the local community suggested that I act on my instinct that there be a group in the metro for 3D printing enthusiasts. I thought that'd be a great idea.
Looking forward to meeting and creating with you all.
Joseph Rueter