Bringing 3D Printing to Vets - VetsIn3D

Michigan-based VetsIn3D has just launched, bringing 3D printing to both veterans and veterinarians. Led by US Army Veterinary Corps veteran Dr. Turnera Croom, a veterinarian in the Kalamazoo area, the new site offers a store with 3D printed goods, as well as a broad vision for the future. Dr. Croom intends to use 3D printing to help veterans develop their own home-based businesses; present student workshops introducing 3D printing to Kalamazoo-area schools where budgets typically do not allow for high-tech training; and far more. VetsIn3D is offering veterans a chance for a free 3D printed set of dog tags, and will continue the promotional offering as a prize in recurring 3D design competitions. Read more about this extensive business model at 3DPrint.com: http://3dprint.com/105274/vetsin3d-v...-veterinarian/
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Is it uncouth for me to comment here? Well here's my question. What kind of 3D Printer is that, Dr. Croom?

Well, glad you asked--it's a #MakerGear M2 and it prints out the business cards, defense keychains, and jewelry name plates you can find in the#VetsIn3D.com store at https://fb34835bf0716bba7a984ca1ffd4...ODQ/index.html All the items are printed with biodegradable plastic, either PLA or ABS and I love this printer!