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On Fri, 10 Jul 2009 11:04:33 +0100, jon.davey wrote:
> A lot of that stuff that the RepRap made looked decidedly dodgy to
me.
> The cup looked like it was squeezed out of a tube of PVA by a 5 year old
> :)
> I like the idea od a machine that can build all of the parts for itself
> though, that's genius!....
It looks to me like the extruding nozzle is just too big to make delicate,
detailed objects.
Grant.
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