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Vertigo MK1 aims to revolutionize home 3D printing
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It's a crazy design. In the past I've seen others use a treadmill style bed which seems a lot less complex and accomplishes the same thing, but I'm curious to see how this works out. I've also seen people use the extruder to intentionally knock parts off, but this will probably cause issues longterm.
I agree it's not really practical for "home use" especially with a $2500 price tag.