I'm eagerly anticipating my first 3D printer sometime this quarter. I'm a born maker, and have tinkered all my days, from my early youth when I tried to make an oil stove from a soda can (who knew aluminum burns at eight?) to my present employment as a fixer of broken stuff for folks hereabouts. I'm also considering getting some feel for Graphene, but that may burn me out quickly. I was never very interested in dry programming languages, which is my primary hesitation regarding 3D printing, as drafting what is printed is basically programming, rather than drawing.

Anyway, it's a pretty exciting new market, and this particular development seems pregnant with potential.

Thanks!