Discover affordable 3D printing in The MagPi #69
By Lucy Hattersley. Posted
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Get started with Raspberry Pi – everything you need to know to start your journey!
3D printing is one of the most incredible technologies in the world. With a 3D printer, you can download and make a huge range of items.
The price of 3D printing has fallen dramatically in recent months, and it's now possible to pick up a 3D printer from £99.
You can cut the costs even further by controlling a low-cost 3D printer with a Raspberry Pi
Everything you need is in this month's edition of The MagPi.
- Buying your first 3D printer
- Set up a 3D printer with Raspberry Pi
- Using OctoPrint with Raspberry Pi
- Discover AstroBox Gateway and AstroBox Touch
- Amazing 3D printer projects
Plus! Build a Pi Zero TV Stick, Discover new AIY Projects kits and more
Upgrade any TV with a modified Pi Zero W. Use the ultimate portable computer to transform your television. Play games, browse the web, and play digital media!
You'll also discover some of the greatest community projects in the world in this month's The MagPi magazine. From a gold panning competition in Australia to building robotic fish for the depths of the Pacific Ocean.
Click here to download your free copy of The MagPi magazine #69.
Lucy is Editor of Raspberry Pi Official Magazine.
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