Early 3D Adopters: Who's Doing 3D Printing?
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Staples has launched a consumer-oriented 3D printing service. Currently available only in the Netherlands, its MyEasy3D service allows designers to upload and print their designs, as well as create their own "stores" full of printable designs. 3D creations can be purchased by the public. Staples uses full-color Iris printers from Mcor Technologies. Unlike the plastics-based printers, the Iris printers create 3D objects with layers of paper and a water-based adhesive. The advantage is bright colors and lower cost, but these objects are not as hardy as their plastic-based counterparts. According to Staples, it takes around eight to 14 business days to finish an order, and the models are delivered via parcel service.
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Heidi Tolliver-Walker
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