#bambulab3d — Public Fediverse posts
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Mill Forge Makerspace business #ECOformed, a creation of Andy Jeffrey and Mark Sears, is on a mission to create consumer products using sustainable, plant-based, biodegradable plastics incorporating biomass.
The duo started with just one work bay in 2025, working with some of the shop’s #BambuLab3D printers. Now, they've grown to a triple bay, hosting a respectably-sized 3D print farm!
Learn more on our website blog (link in bio)!
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Mill Forge Makerspace business #ECOformed, a creation of Andy Jeffrey and Mark Sears, is on a mission to create consumer products using sustainable, plant-based, biodegradable plastics incorporating biomass.
The duo started with just one work bay in 2025, working with some of the shop’s #BambuLab3D printers. Now, they've grown to a triple bay, hosting a respectably-sized 3D print farm!
Learn more on our website blog (link in bio)!
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Mill Forge Makerspace business #ECOformed, a creation of Andy Jeffrey and Mark Sears, is on a mission to create consumer products using sustainable, plant-based, biodegradable plastics incorporating biomass.
The duo started with just one work bay in 2025, working with some of the shop’s #BambuLab3D printers. Now, they've grown to a triple bay, hosting a respectably-sized 3D print farm!
Learn more on our website blog (link in bio)!
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Mill Forge Makerspace business #ECOformed, a creation of Andy Jeffrey and Mark Sears, is on a mission to create consumer products using sustainable, plant-based, biodegradable plastics incorporating biomass.
The duo started with just one work bay in 2025, working with some of the shop’s #BambuLab3D printers. Now, they've grown to a triple bay, hosting a respectably-sized 3D print farm!
Learn more on our website blog (link in bio)!
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Mill Forge Makerspace business #ECOformed, a creation of Andy Jeffrey and Mark Sears, is on a mission to create consumer products using sustainable, plant-based, biodegradable plastics incorporating biomass.
The duo started with just one work bay in 2025, working with some of the shop’s #BambuLab3D printers. Now, they've grown to a triple bay, hosting a respectably-sized 3D print farm!
Learn more on our website blog (link in bio)!