Bre Pettis, the renowned maker who helped bring 3D printing to the masses when he co-founded MakerBot, realized he had an interesting dilemma after leaving MakerBot in 2014.


Bre Pettis, the renowned maker who helped bring 3D printing to the masses when he co-founded MakerBot, realized he had an interesting dilemma after leaving MakerBot in 2014.
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