Circumstance conspired to hold two meetings two days apart which
could have been a bit of a disaster, except it wasn’t. To get the right minds
thinking about the club’s sustainability has to be a good thing and much 3D
printing was had by Martin who got to grips with the ‘Dimension 1200es Series
3D printer’ and Cormack who got his newly designed cup holder printed on the
BCP-01, this led onto a discussion about hydroponics and the possibilities of
developing a micro-system for the hobbyists; this will be followed up as part
of our extra-curricular activities.
Now, after such a long time, #3DPM have got into its new office/showroom
in the Farnworth indoor market and we will be kitting the place out over the
next few weeks; the place looks a lot better than the bomb site we had back in
January and we have Jonathan of JW Retailers to thank, for the great
facilities.
There will be more about #3DPM’s focus on sustainability in
the coming weeks, and it is hoped this also leads onto more business creation
for our members/pioneers. Creating new businesses is one of the reasons why #3DPM
exists. We have already done it and we intend to keep on doing it!
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