free iBook on Low-cost 3D Printing for Science, Education and Sustainable Development
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The new rich-media iBook version of "Low-cost 3D Printing for Science" is now available on Apple's iBook Store. It features interactive 3D models, videos, and photo albums in addition to the original PDF content. The book includes contributions from notable authors like A. Rannellucci (Slic3r developer) and M. Kintel (OpenSCAD developer). Edited by Carlo Fonda and Gaia Fior of 32b.it, an ePub version is also forthcoming. To access the iBook, use your iPad or iTunes. The downloadable file here is not the book; it's merely a table of contents. The rich-media iBook edition of "Low-cost 3D Printing for Science" is now available on Apple's iBook Store. This version contains interactive 3D models, videos, and photo albums alongside the original PDF content. Notable contributors include A. Rannellucci (Slic3r developer) and M. Kintel (OpenSCAD developer). Edited by Carlo Fonda and Gaia Fior of 32b.it, an ePub version is also in preparation. To access the iBook, use your iPad or iTunes. The downloadable file here is not the book; it's merely a table of contents. "Low-cost 3D Printing for Science," now available on Apple's iBook Store as an interactive rich-media edition, features videos, photo albums, and 3D models in addition to the original PDF content. Notable contributors like A. Rannellucci (Slic3r developer) and M. Kintel (OpenSCAD developer) are part of this edition. Edited by Carlo Fonda and Gaia Fior of 32b.it, an ePub version is also in development. Please use your iPad or iTunes to access the iBook; the downloadable file here only serves as a table of contents. Experience the enhanced version of "Low-cost 3D Printing for Science" now available on Apple's iBook Store. This rich-media edition includes interactive 3D models, videos, and photo albums in addition to the original PDF content. Notable contributors such as A. Rannellucci (Slic3r developer) and M. Kintel (OpenSCAD developer) are featured. Edited by Carlo Fonda and Gaia Fior of 32b.it, an ePub version is also coming soon. Remember, the downloadable file here is just a table of contents; access the iBook through your iPad or iTunes. Discover the new rich-media edition of "Low-cost 3D Printing for Science" on Apple's iBook Store, featuring interactive 3D models, videos, and photo albums in addition to the original PDF content. This version includes contributions from notable authors like A. Rannellucci (Slic3r developer) and M. Kintel (OpenSCAD developer). Edited by Carlo Fonda and Gaia Fior of 32b.it, an ePub version is also in development. To access the iBook, use your iPad or iTunes; the downloadable file here serves as a table of contents only. The new rich-media edition of "Low-cost 3D Printing for Science" is now available on Apple's iBook Store, offering interactive 3D models, videos, and photo albums alongside the original PDF content. Notable contributors include A. Rannellucci (Slic3r developer) and M. Kintel (OpenSCAD developer). Edited by Carlo Fonda and Gaia Fior of 32b.it, an ePub version is also in progress. Please use your iPad or iTunes to access the iBook; the downloadable file here acts only as a table of contents. "Low-cost 3D Printing for Science" now features a rich-media edition on Apple's iBook Store, which includes interactive 3D models, videos, and photo albums alongside the original PDF content. Notable contributors like A. Rannellucci (Slic3r developer) and M. Kintel (OpenSCAD developer) are included in this version. Edited by Carlo Fonda and Gaia Fior of 32b.it, an ePub version is also forthcoming. Access the iBook through your iPad or iTunes; the downloadable file here serves as a table of contents only. The new rich-media edition of "Low-cost 3D Printing for Science" is now available on Apple's iBook Store, featuring interactive 3D models, videos, and photo albums in addition to the original PDF content. Notable contributors like A. Rannellucci (Slic3r developer) and M. Kintel (OpenSCAD developer) are part of this edition. Edited by Carlo Fonda and Gaia Fior of 32b.it, an ePub version is also in development. Use your iPad or iTunes to access the iBook; the downloadable file here acts only as a table of contents. The enhanced rich-media edition of "Low-cost 3D Printing for Science" is now available on Apple's iBook Store, featuring interactive 3D models, videos, and photo albums in addition to the original PDF content. Notable contributors like A. Rannellucci (Slic3r developer) and M. Kintel (OpenSCAD developer) are part of this edition. Edited by Carlo Fonda and Gaia Fior of 32b.it, an ePub version is also in development. Use your iPad or iTunes to access the iBook; the downloadable file here acts only as a table of contents. "Low-cost 3D Printing for Science" now features a rich-media edition on Apple's iBook Store, which includes interactive 3D models, videos, and photo albums alongside the original PDF content. Notable contributors like A. Rannellucci (Slic3r developer) and M. Kintel (OpenSCAD developer) are included in this version. Edited by Carlo Fonda and Gaia Fior of 32b.it, an ePub version is also forthcoming. Access the iBook through your iPad or iTunes; the downloadable file here serves as a table of contents only.
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