Re:Carbon monoxide poisoning from 3D laser printer may have ...
by noobermin on Saturday January 28, 2017 @04:56PM
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Even if it is damage control, it's a legitimate request if any. Their brand could be damaged by mere speculation, especially in this case where it involves a founder who seems safety conscious and most likely an ally for people who care for user safety.
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Re:Carbon monoxide poisoning from 3D laser printer may have ...
by nrjdhsbsid on Saturday January 28, 2017 @10:17PM
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This feels like the aftermath of the exploding hoverboards. Some products are safe but the standards are so inconsistent that the reputation of anyone building them will suffer equally.
Personally I hope the cause wasn't a laser cutter, this could really hurt a young and fragile and mostly innocious industry :(