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Prompter Mag ♟ 3D Printing Vol.2

The art world’s answer to instant noodles!

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David "Davicho" Barona
Aug 10, 2024
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Layer by Layer,
Blob by Blob

This is where your wildest digital dreams get squeezed out of a nozzle and turn into real, touchable objects. It’s like magic, but with more plastic and less wizardry. Whether you’re printing a mini version of your dog or a slightly terrifying sculpture, 3D printing is here to turn your digital nonsense into physical nonsense.

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Sci-Fi Fantasy to Desktop Reality

Once upon a time, the idea of printing objects out of thin air was the stuff of science fiction. It was right up there with flying cars and jetpacks—a cool idea that seemed about as likely as discovering Bigfoot. But in the 1980s, some tech geniuses decided to turn fiction into fact, creating the first 3D printers. Suddenly, the world went from “Wouldn’t it be cool if…” to “Holy crap, it actually works!”

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From Industrial Labs to IKEA

Initially, 3D printing was used in high-tech labs to create prototypes, models, and other serious, important stuff. But as the technology evolved and got cheaper, it started popping up in people’s garages and basements. Now, you can buy a 3D printer for about the same price as a fancy coffee maker and start printing your own weird and wonderful creations—no degree in engineering required!

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