Makers."

Recently, we often see the word "Makers" in newspapers and other media.
To put it very simply, "You can print three-dimensional objects with a 3D printer! It's a very simple way of saying, "You can print a three-dimensional object with a 3D printer!
Originally, we have already installed 3D-CAD in our company.
And if the price of a 3D printer is now within our reach...

I bought it.
My impression after having and using it.
With this, "anyone can be a maker" is an exaggeration.
It is not at the level where the output from this can be sold as it is.
However, it is possible to do a little crafting.
Jigs for experiments, temporary parts for equipment...
In a scale and type of business like ours, it is a considerable weapon.
However, when we officially submit a drawing for parts that were printed "for experiments..."...
15,000 yen per piece.......for 4 pieces....
It's a good enough use, though.