hi my name is John abella and when just
outside Philadelphia I'm on the 3d
printer village at world I get started
3d printing in 2009-2010 too early do it
yourself reprinting kits moved into the
reprap open-source printing for a little
bit just go now that ever since so my
cakeday involvement other than being you
know user and enthusiast I teach teach
classes on a Segway around printers we
do two day workshops just inside I feel
dozens at this point you know probably
probably you know more than 50 or 60 at
this point between workshops and helping
people and maker faire things like that
think one of the especially having done
this a couple years now I think one of
the one of the trends it's continuing
from the last few years that everybody's
documentation got much much better
machines of Near East come with anything
out nice color printed manuals a very
very detail I think as far as new users
go that's going to be the interest we
open that box and is there something in
and some latrines yoga the box and
nothing so that's that's been one area
that's been a huge a huge improvement
click the idea of a plug-and-play
printers is getting much closer we're
not quite there yet this year I think
that next year we're probably have one
where we don't don't actually need to
use the labs on the mall will either
Mabel print right from
from a USB without that any intervention
you