In a storefront in Manhattan's NoHo neighborhood, a row of matte-black, LED-lit machines are tracing out the future from spools of colored filament. The machines are 3-D printing what appear to be plastic bracelets, but which could be anything ...
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Mark Anderson
You never explained how the Makerbot Store is "one part temple". Care to expand?
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