Mike LePage Hopes to Finance 3D Printing Works with Patreon Campaign

[Brian_Krassenstein]

Mike Le Page is an Australian designer we’ve covered before for numerous exciting designs from the 3D printed Tetris puzzle to the 3D printed Dove, featuring 29 moving parts and flappable wings. As his talent and popularity have both grown, the designer very much wants to be spending all of his time creating and innovating, but finances have been holding him back. Now, he is experimenting with a Patreon page. The campaign allows supporters to contribute a certain amount each month for access to his advice, chats, designs, sales—and even one-on-ones. Read more at 3DPrint.com: http://3dprint.com/121922/mike-le-page-patreon/ ‎

[Gaminguru007]

Mike Le Page is an Australian designer we’ve covered before for numerous exciting designs from the 3D printed Tetris puzzle to the 3D printed Dove, featuring 29 moving parts and flappable wings. As his talent and popularity have both grown, the designer very much wants to be spending all of his time creating and innovating, but finances have been holding him back. Now, he is experimenting with a Patreon page. The campaign allows supporters to contribute a certain amount each month for access to his advice, chats, designs, sales—and even one-on-ones. Read more at 3DPrint.com: http://3dprint.com/121922/mike-le-page-patreon/ ?

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