THE FUSE

Rapid prototyping — now more commonly known as 3D printing — has been around for a while now. At industrial scale, it’s become increasingly agile and refined, harnessing a growing range of materials and replicating manual or mechanized processes. With these advancements periodically trickling down, the still novel technology has also become more accessible and far less cost prohibitive for everyday hobbyists. With FibreSeek’s FibreSeeker 3, which recently launched on Kickstarter and will soon begin shipping, performance and durable application is also now attainable by everyone.