Re: [tlug] 3d printing

[Furkan Mustafa <furkan@example.com>]

There is also Nanolab in Akihabara, a small Cafe & Technical Workshop, 
http://nanolab.jp.

You will need a little bit of Japanese, but they are quite nice people 
:)

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Furkan Mustafa

On 2014-06-06 22:14, Darren Cook wrote:
> > I'd like to make some cookie cutters.
>
> Try a large 100 yen shop.
>
> Or Loft for more variety but many times the price.
>
> > If I were back in the UK, I'd find a friend who is a member of London
> > Hackspace and get them to print it out on their communal 3d printer.
> > In Japan all I can find are incredibly expensive commercial services.
> > It seems like Tokyo Hackerspace doesn't have a 3d printer, but does
> > anyone else know of any similar style shared-access printers, or
> > indeed, anyone with a printer knocking about in need of print jobs?
>
> Just today a friend mentioned this place, and he said they have 3d
> printers. (Though the website says they're "getting one soon".)
>   http://tokyo.fabcafe.com/en/about
>
> Darren
>
>
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