 Hi, this is Jacob from The Verge, and this is the MakerBot Replicator. It's a 3D printer designed for the home market, and it comes fully preassembled and starts for $1,749. It prints items in 3D using this extruder up top, and it also comes in a second configuration with dual extruders that prints in two different colors at the same time. On the front, there's this LCD screen that allows you to see the status of your build, as well as the time it's taking. And then there's an SD card slot for loading up your designs, and a D-pad for navigating through it. These are some examples of the kind of items that it can print, and this is made of a biodegradable plastic and took around 17 hours to print, while the bunny is made of the same type of BLA plastic as your Legos and took around 12 hours. But you can get really intricate with your designs and actually print items in multiple pieces and then piece them together. So this is one item that they have here on display, and it actually turns and just shows you how intricate you can get.
 Hi, this is Jacob from The Verge, and this is the MakerBot Replicator.
 It's a 3D printer designed for the home market, and it comes fully preassembled and starts
 for $1,749.
 It prints items in 3D using this extruder up top, and it also comes in a second configuration
 with dual extruders that prints in two different colors at the same time.
 On the front, there's this LCD screen that allows you to see the status of your build,
 as well as the time it's taking.
 And then there's an SD card slot for loading up your designs, and a D-pad for navigating
 through it.
 These are some examples of the kind of items that it can print, and this is made of a biodegradable
 plastic and took around 17 hours to print, while the bunny is made of the same type of
 BLA plastic as your Legos and took around 12 hours.
 But you can get really intricate with your designs and actually print items in multiple
 pieces and then piece them together.
 So this is one item that they have here on display, and it actually turns and just shows
 you how intricate you can get.