title: 3D Printing: The Next Industrial Revolution
author:  Christopher Barnatt 
description: Christopher Barnatt is a futurist, videographer and Associate Professor of Computing and Future Studies in Nottingham University Business School. He has written eight previous books and numerous articles on future studies and computing, appears regularly in the media, and runs the websites ExplainingTheFuture.com, ExplainingComputers.com and their associated YouTube channels. You can follow him at twitter.com/ChrisBarnatt.
zlib_text: with Raspberry Pi
  The official Raspberry Pi magazine
  magpi.cc
  September 2020
  Issue 97
  46 PAGES OF PROJECTS & TUTORIALS
  3D Printer
  Design, craft and build
   
  your own accessories
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  Making
  Printing 
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  WELCOME
  I
  f you want to love something, make it yourself. It’s not a bad 
  maxim. Making your own computers, accessories, robots, and 
  widgets is a hugely rewarding experience. 
  This month’s feature, 3D Printing & Making with Raspberry 
  Pi (page 32) is a team effort by two makers I admire: PJ Evans, a 
  regular contributor to these pages, and Tim Richardson from Pi 
  Wars. Together, PJ and Tim will walk you through the materials, 
  equipment, and processes you need to make your kit and how to get 
  the most out of making with Raspberry Pi.
  Elsewhere, in this magazine there are great examples of The MagPi 
  readers