MakerBot Assembly Time Lapse
Looking at a time lapse really gives you an idea of what’s involved in putting together a MakerBot.
This is certainly not an over-engineered machine. Rather, it is designed to be just enough — finding a careful balance between cost and functionality — and that is what makes this such an elegant solution. The design of the MakerBot is very clever, primarily using laser-cut plywood that bolts together.
I can make one in around 4 hours, but Joel Miller’s 11 hours is pretty typical of how long it takes to put one together the first time. Thanks Joel!
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Fabio
Hi,
I’m trying to contact you through the contacts module on the store as I received a shipment with a missing item. I already sent 2 messages and received no answer. I’m getting concerned about this strange behaviour.
The order number is 100005012 and the missing item is the 5 lbs white plastic.
Let me know.
Fabio
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Magnus
Seen a lot of these time leaps, but not one of the MB actually building something…
Amy
Seen a lot of these time leaps, but not one of the MB actually building something…