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MakerBot goes big with Replicator 3D printer

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MakerBot just took the wraps off the Replicator, a new 3D printer that solves one of the technology’s biggest problems at the moment — printing large. Of course, you still can’t, say, print yourself up a car just yet, but the Replicator does, at the very least, take a baby step in that direction. It also offers up the company’s Dualstrusion technology, making it possible to print in two colors. The Replicator can take either ABS (the plastic found in Lego) or biodegradable PLA plastic. The Replicator will run $1,999 for the dual extruder or $1,749 for a single. via Engadget

More, and official press release here

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