Rostock MAX 3D printer introduction.

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This is just a short video showing my recently completed Rostock MAX 3D printer made by SeeMeCNC. (http://www.seemecnc.com) I purchased this printer through the Indiegogo campaign they ran last month and I couldn't be happier. This printer takes very little to get it going and you're not constantly adjusting it like some of the others.
I'll be posting more video of the machine in operation as I learn how to use it. You can be guaranteed that some very interesting flight simulator related hardware is going to be born on that print bed!



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