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Printaholic.com Interview about 3D Printing

ByJohn

Just after I returned from Las Vegas for CES (more on that REAL soon), I was interviewed by Lindsey Carlton at Printaholic.com about my activities in the 3D printing community.

The timing of this interview couldn’t be better as last month, I left my day job and am now working towards being involved in 3D printing in a full time capacity. I’ve already got a number of projects in the works with more coming. It’s an exciting time to be involved in 3DP!

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This was a fun interview for me, talking about my passions and how I stumbled upon 3D printing over 5 years ago now.

You can read the full interview over at Printaholic.com.

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