HeyJaredJames Bricknell
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You Only Have Until Tonight to Save $120 on the Ninja Slushi 5-in-1 Drink Maker - CNET (opens the original)
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Save $120: The Ninja Slushi is down to $230, which is $120 off its usual price of $350. While that’s not the lowest price we’ve seen, it’s still an incredible bargain, and we don’t expect this deal to be beaten too soon. But this price won’t last for long, either — the Best Buy deal expires at the end of the day, so you’ll need to act quick if you’re interested. Making frozen drinks is always a winner in hot weather and just because summer is basically over, doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy a frozen
If I Didn’t Review Tech for a Living, I Could Use This Printer to Pay Rent Instead - CNET (opens the original)
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There are a lot of ways to make custom clothing. You can use a Cricut machine to cut vinyl, screen-print with paint, use sublimation to heat ink directly onto the surface or try the latest method, called DTF. The D2 from HTVRont is a large-scale DTF printer, and it’s perfect for small businesses looking to sell clothes or patches in larger quantities than they could produce with something like a Cricut. DTF, or Direct-to-Film, is a three-step process. First, the DTF printer prints the image you
I’ve Been Playing With This Ultrasonic Cutter and It’s a Great Tool for 3D Printing - CNET (opens the original)
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Removing supports, burrs, and weird little errors from 3D printing is a labor of love. You can use many different tools to accomplish it, each with its own downsides. The Slice 10 is a fascinating solution to the problem, using high-speed movement rather than heat to cut through your problems. It recently smashed through its goal on Kickstarter, but it is still worth backing, especially at the lower price of $119, almost $100 off its retail price. I’ve spent some time with it, using it with diff
Looking for the Most Accurate 3D Printer? Our Exclusive Testing Reveals One Clear Winner - CNET (opens the original)
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It’s easy to forget that 3D printing is more than just flexi-dragons and keychains. At home, 3D printing lets us create fun and interesting things, but it’s also a serious manufacturing tool. In my reviews, I spend a lot of time testing 3D printers’ ability to produce high-quality prints that you would be proud to sell or put on a shelf, but I also spend a lot of time measuring more objective metrics — such as accuracy. Accuracy is essential when creating mechanical parts for prototyping and eng
Pixel 11 Preorders: Save Up to $1,300 With the Best Offers From T-Mobile, Verizon, Google and More - CNET (opens the original)
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While the Google Pixel event isn’t live until 6 p.m. ET, all of the latest Pixel devices are available for preorder right now. We will be live throughout the day, bringing you the latest preorder information from the different carriers, as well as any new accessories that we find. Our team on the ground at the Pixel event has all the up-to-date information on the individual phones and what they can do, so be sure to drop in, especially at 6 p.m. ET, when the keynote officially goes live. This is
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