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Can't do? only time will tell. >> the inherent benefit of 3d printing is the complexity is free of charge. what that does for creators and innovators and artists is give them complete freedom of creation without the costs, without the inventory, and the ability to create shapes that we haven't even imagined. putting it all together, it's a formula for a great deal of entrepreneurship and excitement. it is truly astounding to see what one can do with these 3d printers. there are so many opportunities for entrepreneurs to incorporate them into their business plan. terry wollers is a leading au...

Nozzle and it draws and then it lifts up a little bit and draws another picture in plastic on top of that picture, and layer by layer, it builds up the model. >> bree and a group of gear head friends got together and cobbled together a 3-d printer a couple of years ago, and now his brooklyn based company is at the hub of the 3d maker revolution. >> when we got our prototype to work, we quit our jobs. our goal was to change the game and bring 3-d printing to people, so they could put them on their desktop and actually innovate personally. >> and just like the replicator in "star trek," maker bo...

>> we made this contraption that goes between the scare and your ipad and makes it more stable. >> i had a proper prototype made and showed it around. it's a big hit, people need it, people want it. the next question is where do i have this made? i go to china, i look at injection molding. i found the best case scenario is about $4,000 to $6,000 to have molds made and they wanted to charge me 30 cents a piece. >> he could have gone the traditional route of making tooling which is taking a couple months to get up and running, but instead he got a maker bot. he manufactures them on his desk at h...

Plastic. and the way it does that is it pulls plastic in from a spool, and squirts it through a little nozzle and it draws and then it lifts up a little bit and draws another picture in plastic on top of that picture, and layer by layer, it builds up the model. >> bree and a group of gear head friends got together and cobbled together a 3-d printer a couple of years ago, and now his brooklyn based company is at the hub o'testify 3-d maker revolution. >> when we got our prototype to work, we quit our jobs. our goal was to change the game and bring 3-d printing to people, so they could put them ...

Rep replicator is turning people into entrepreneurs. chris came up with an idea that makes the square, a device that allows you to accept credit cards, work better. >> we made this contraption that goes between the scare and your ipad and makes it more stable. >> i had a proper prototype made and showed it around. it's a big hit, people need it, people want it. the next question is where do i have this made? i go to china, i look at injection molding. i found the best case scenario is about $4,000 to $6,000 to have molds made and they wanted to charge me 30 cents a piece. >> he could have gone...