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Oh my God, don’t show that to my wife. Our house is already about to collapse under the weight of books.
~jon
Have you heard of Autodesk 123d you can design your own 3d model and then get it built and shipped to you (in America), using a variety of materials, flat packed cardboard or pressed metal.
Wonder if you could do it yourself with mdf?
Interesting!
Yeah saw a talk on fora about it. They are hoping to ride the 3d printer wave