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Homemade Photopolymer 3D Printer in Action

By Ray Hu - June 1, 2011

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Singapore-based José Oliveira Veloso has created a prototype of a low-cost DIY 3D printer using an upward-facing DLP projector to (UV-)cure resin in the form of a 3D image file. He's provided an FAQ for those of you who might want to know more.

The video hit the web a couple months ago, but who doesn't love a good time-lapse prototyping video to start the day off right?

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