points by lp92 16 hours ago | 0 comments
It's really surprising we have open source 3D printers with way more complex kinematics, parts, etc than a printer but we don't have a traditional open source printer despite printers existing since the 70s.
[–] pbhjpbhj 13 hours ago
[–] sonorous_sub 16 hours ago
Not that surprising.
It's been on HN this year to my recollection. Maybe it has some closed firmware or something that means it's not "open" for you?