Tomorrow at Inside 3D Printing Santa Clara, Aleph Objects, makers of the LulzBot line of 3D printers, will debut a prototype model of their new desktop 3D printer. Made to be a small, but powerful, addition to their series – which includes the larger TAZ 4 3D printer and its kit companion, the KITTAZ – the fully-assembled LulzBot Mini will go on sale in December of this year for $1,350.
The LulzBot Mini has been in development for quite some time, making an appearance at World Maker Faire New York this year as a second generation prototype with the code name Begonia. The printer then made its next appearance with some improvements and a new code name, Camellia, at the Denver Biz Tech Expo, where it was voted as the Best Hardware Solution. Finally, the machine was polished off with the code name Daffodil, now being presented at Inside 3D Printing.…
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