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RepRap: An open source 3D printer for the masses
Project founder on making self-replication technology affordable through open source hardware and software
Andrew Hendry (Computerworld) 05/03/2008 08:00:36
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The RepRap Darwin 1.0 - a self-replicating 3D printer
The RepRap Darwin 1.0 - a self-replicating 3D printer
The RepRap conceptThe RepRap Darwin 1.0 - a self-replicating 3D printerSome of the parts of RepRap that it has reproduced for itself. This represents about a quarter of the whole machine
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