PrintToPeer launches Indiegogo Campaign and Teams with 3D Hubs

Earlier today we reported on AstroPrint which is a cloud 3D Printing service, that plans to launch their kickstarter campaign sometime this month. Now PrintToPeer just launch an indiegogo campaign for a very very similar product. It allows people to print via the cloud, without having to go through all of the time consuming operations that 3D printing can create. They have also partnered with 3D Hubs to allow people to print on eachothers 3D printers without having to email, slice and create gcode. Very interesting. Read the entire article at http://3dprint.com/3113/printtopeer-indiegogo/
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What do you think?

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Originally Posted by Eddie

Earlier today we reported on AstroPrint which is a cloud 3D Printing service, that plans to launch their kickstarter campaign sometime this month. Now PrintToPeer just launch an indiegogo campaign for a very very similar product. It allows people to print via the cloud, without having to go through all of the time consuming operations that 3D printing can create. They have also partnered with 3D Hubs to allow people to print on eachothers 3D printers without having to email, slice and create gcode. Very interesting. Read the entire article at http://3dprint.com/3113/printtopeer-indiegogo/

What do you think?

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It will be good for the people that like to just download things and press print, but personally I have no need to keep my 3D printing in the cloud. I usually convert everything to gcode and throw it on the SD card so I can have the printer printing away somewhere other than in my ear because after a while they do sorta give you a headache... and Gcode isnt really all that big, you can fit a gabillion models on an SD card.

I just saw that these guys have added some stretch goals. Some are pretty interesting.

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PrintToPeer is now free to download. I saw a demonstration of this yesterday at Inside 3D Printing Conference and was really blown away.