Inexpensive CR-10 and MOD-t 3D printers in education: Which is better for you?

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Do you like dino skulls? Of course you do. We have a T-Rex skull, a 300,000 year old hominid jaw, 3D printed mountain ranges, and some Arduino tools to show off along with CR-10 and MOD-t 3D printers. This is gonna be awesome!

Today, we're looking at under-$400 3D printers that are perfect for back to school. We have two very different printers that will appeal to two very different types of students.

Today's column is a little science project and a little show and tell. The key takeaway is that 3D printers have become so inexpensive that they're they're affordable for individual students to own and use.

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Items mentioned in this video:

Creality CR-10:

GearBest is offering coupon code: GBCR10J that brings the price to $396.99.

New Matter MOD-t:

T-Rex Skull:

Thingiverse Education:

Mount Rainier model:

Mount Everest model:

Homo Naledi jaws:

Cura:

MOD-t puzzle:

Test tube rack:

Arduino bumper case:

Arduino + breadboard bumper case:

Simplify3D:

(Thanks to GearBest and New Matter for providing the printers and Simplify3D for providing their software. I make no money from any of these companies.)