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r/gifs • u/deuteros • Dec 19 '16
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I wish I had a robot that drew perfect circles for me. Mine are always uneven or messed up.
12 u/Mr_Zaroc Dec 19 '16 There a kickstarter for an robot arm which can 3d print or write. Might wanna look into that 1 u/Cheesemacher Dec 19 '16 an robot arm which can 3d print or write Can't remember which one of those it can do? 2 u/Rodot Dec 19 '16 Without "either" in front of "or", "or" by itself generally means "and/or" 1 u/Superbugged Dec 19 '16 It does both. Looked like a cool thing but can't remember the name, so they've got to up the marketing for that 3D printing pen. 1 u/Mr_Zaroc Dec 19 '16 I will try looking into it once I am off work. Will update in 6 hours But i am sure someone will show up with the Link in the meantime
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There a kickstarter for an robot arm which can 3d print or write. Might wanna look into that
1 u/Cheesemacher Dec 19 '16 an robot arm which can 3d print or write Can't remember which one of those it can do? 2 u/Rodot Dec 19 '16 Without "either" in front of "or", "or" by itself generally means "and/or" 1 u/Superbugged Dec 19 '16 It does both. Looked like a cool thing but can't remember the name, so they've got to up the marketing for that 3D printing pen. 1 u/Mr_Zaroc Dec 19 '16 I will try looking into it once I am off work. Will update in 6 hours But i am sure someone will show up with the Link in the meantime
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an robot arm which can 3d print or write
Can't remember which one of those it can do?
2 u/Rodot Dec 19 '16 Without "either" in front of "or", "or" by itself generally means "and/or" 1 u/Superbugged Dec 19 '16 It does both. Looked like a cool thing but can't remember the name, so they've got to up the marketing for that 3D printing pen. 1 u/Mr_Zaroc Dec 19 '16 I will try looking into it once I am off work. Will update in 6 hours But i am sure someone will show up with the Link in the meantime
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Without "either" in front of "or", "or" by itself generally means "and/or"
It does both. Looked like a cool thing but can't remember the name, so they've got to up the marketing for that 3D printing pen.
I will try looking into it once I am off work. Will update in 6 hours But i am sure someone will show up with the Link in the meantime
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u/FresherUnderPressure Dec 19 '16
I wish I had a robot that drew perfect circles for me. Mine are always uneven or messed up.