Over at GeekDad, the Wired spin-off blog devoted to fathers with nerdy inclinations, one dad has written about his experience with the desktop printer from 3D Systems, the Cube. In it, the self-described neophyte explores his new machine and determines whether or not home 3D printing technology is ready for the masses. His conclusion: not quite. Brad Moon – or as I will be referring to him from now on, Dad – deconstructs the process of removing his new Cube 3D Printer from its packaging and using it. At first glance, all appears to be hunky dory. The Cube is like a cuisinart, a polished and non-threatening device meant to fit in with the rest of the home appliances. Soon though, imperfections emerge and Dad gets frustrated.…
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