There’s a supremely cool new extruder with accompanying materials just released by the folks at Hyrel 3D. They’ve done what Play-Doh wished it would have thought of years ago by making a 3D printer print malleable materials. By virtue of Hyrel’s easy to swap extruder set-up, you can now swap in their new extruder, the EMO1, which is capable of printing clay, play-doh, silicone and plasticine.…
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