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We are getting closer and closer to the day that the opening gates of World Maker Faire New York open and start one of my favorite weekends of the year. Do you have your tickets yet? It’s not too late to head to MakerFaire.com to pick up yours. If you are a Digital Fabrication fan, New York Maker Faire is always the faire for you.
In years past numerous companies have use the premiere East Coast Maker Faire as a place to launch their new products and give their customers a first look or a deep dive into their offerings. This year looks like it’s playing out to be no different. Bellow we’ve created a list of some of the companies and creations you can look forward to running into at the faire.
Manufacturers
The Prusa team has been on a roll. They scooped up the top spots in our annual 3D Printer Shootout, the past 2 years in a row, they helped launch their home town of Prague’s first Maker Faire, and they just launched their new MMU2 for multi-material printing. They announced their I3 MK3 at last year’s faire, who knows what might be coming from them this year?
Omax has been a leader in waterjet technology for the past 25 years. Recently they released their own desktop sized waterjet. Come see the Protomax at work, with a machine that can cut almost anything, who knows what they might be making in their booth.
Full Spectrum Laser has become one of the top names in laser cutting. Their recent deal with Dremel to convert their Muse laser cutter into a machine Dremel hopes is ready to take their name and space on brick and mortar stores across the country.
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