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Nick Parks
Nick Parks is an engineering intern at MAKE, and he’s studying mechanical engineering at UC Irvine. He likes to build and take apart things to make products better or create something new. He enjoys working at MAKE and likes to help other people build projects of their own.
Latest from Nick Parks
11/22/2014
Same great kit, now with a heated glass bed. Released just over three years ago, the Ultimaker Original kit just...
11/22/2014
A great machine for anyone looking for a machine that can print large, precise, and durable prints without requiring a...
11/22/2014
A tinkerer’s machine capable of the finest resolution of printers tested.
05/09/2014
Printrbot's all-new metal Simple is faster, more accurate, and has a 216 cubic inch build volume.
02/11/2014
Printrbot's new all-metal 3D printer is a beauty.
12/13/2013
Filament is pricey — make your own and save with these extruding bots.
12/06/2013
As one of MAKE’s 3D printing experts I’ve had the opportunity to use just about every printer in MAKE’s Ultimate...
11/20/2013
Finally, consumer-grade scanners for your desktop!
11/14/2013
Large print volume for less than a grand equals a big value.
11/06/2013
Some 3D printing software is easier to learn than others. Repetier-Host is one of the tougher ones to get familiar...
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