Trinckle 3D has published a pair of German patent applications that point toward a very specific problem in additive manufacturing: how do you let less experienced users customize 3D printed parts without letting them break the part? The post Trinckle Patents User Guided 3D Printing Configuration appeared on Fabbaloo.
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