Have you heard about the new $300.00 USD 3D printer coming this Fall from Mattel? cnet.com/products/mattel-thingmaker/

What would you print?

If I print a Lamborghini aventador, would it drive like one???

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Aaawww... what a let down, its for kids, it can't make my Lamborghini

But ultimately, none of those caveats matter for a product like this. This is for kids who are burgeoning "makers," looking to experiment with fun DIY projects and maybe learn a thing or two about 3D design along the way.

Easy enough:

"Hey kids! Come learn about 3D design and manufacturing by building me a Lamborghini."

Probably a harder part is finding 3D printer filament for high-torque applications.

The video clearly says it is targeted towards adults.
I would make some tools to assist me in my LEGO® building.
Then some robots to hit buttons on my controllers to play games for me, to be used with AI I would also write.


L. Spiro

I would make some tools to assist me in my LEGO® building.

Now, if it can make a lego brick with the proper tolerances, then it's good. I've heard these things are extremely hard to duplicate with a cheap 3d printer...

Now, if it can make a lego brick with the proper tolerances, then it's good.

I think we found all three steps!

Step one: use 3D printer to print parts, such as rods with a tolerance of handling over 520 metric horsepower @ 7800rpm

Step two: Get children to use it to print out and build 3D-printed Lamborghinis

Step three: Profit!