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Giveaway: The 3D Printing Handbook by 3D Hubs & Interview!
3D Hubs are a big name in the 3D printing industry, linking thousands of local 3D printing services together to provide a huge variety of 3D technologies and materials. Expanding beyond just being a 3D printing service, 3D Hubs have…
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3D Hubs are a big name in the 3D printing industry, linking thousands of local 3D printing services together to provide a huge variety of 3D technologies and materials. Expanding beyond just being a 3D printing service, 3D Hubs have spent months putting together the ultimate 3D printing book – The 3D Printing Handbook. We were lucky enough to sit down with 3D Hubs to ask them some questions about the book, and they’ve provided us 8 copies to giveaway!
To join in the giveaway and be in with a chance of winning one of these 8 books, simply put your email address in below. We can then get in contact if you’re picked as a winner! You can enter until midnight on March 4th – we’ll then email the winners to send you your copy!
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3DN: Now that 3D Hubs are a major name in the 3D printing industry, what are the main areas you are currently focusing on?
3DN: Why did you decide to undertake such a big project in putting together this comprehensive 3D printing guide?
3DN: How long did the book take to put together, and how many different people/companies did you collaborate with to put it together?
3DN: Who did you make the book for?
3DN: What are 3D Hubs’ plans for the future in relation to 3D printing?
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