As 3D printing continues to extend to the public, Microsoft has an app available now on their Window Store that brings us all a step closer.
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Published November 16, 2013
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As we mentioned earlier today, Microsoft is really on board this whole 3D printing thing, loading Windows 8.1 with native 3D printing capabilities and working closely with MakerBot to develop a driver for the latter’s Replicator 2 3D printer, but that’s not all. Microsoft also now has an app called 3D Builder that lets users more easily set up a design for 3D printing.
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