Silkroad Online is noted for silk road gold its “Triangular Conflict System” in which characters can select from the three jobs of trader, hunter, and thief to engage each other in player versus player combat. Thieves attack traders who are protected by hunters. Hunters kill thieves getting experience to level up to a higher level of hunter. Traders silk road gold complete trade runs to get experience to level up to a higher level of trader, and thieves kill traders and hunters to level up. Thieves can also steal goods dropped by traders to take to the thieves’ den to exchange for gold and thief experience.

1) It only prints in one material YET.

2) The volume of prints is limited only by the current iteration of the design — which is open source, and fully hackable by anyone owning it. More than can be said for most products today, and all but one other 3d printer.

3) Makerbot already has a larger hacker community behind it that any programmable fabricator available (including even the fab@home, the other open source printer)

4) The functionality of the printer is limited only by participation of the community — new print heads, build parameters, software hacks, and build materials will enable new functionality.

5) So basically, if you have 10 times the money that we all do for a commercial FDM, then good luck to you. However, if you want 70% (and growing all the time) of the performance of that same machine for literally 10% of the cost, and the freedom to load it with anything that will melt, Makerbot is your horse.

Where we could find the stl to print it?
I would love to have it here in Medialab-Prado.

Thanks

Gabi

It is weak because:
1. it only prints with one material
2. the volume of the objects printed is also very limited