@LinusEkenstam: What's stopping you from having fun with your kids and a 3D printer? My 4yo, Poppy, has been printing and assembling a …
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Linus Ekenstam shares that his 4-year-old daughter Poppy has been 3D printing and assembling hundreds of Claude figurines, adding that she's starting an e-commerce venture.
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What’s stopping you from having fun with your kids and a 3D printer?
My 4yo, Poppy, has been printing and assembling a couple hundred >< Claude figurines. She absolutely loves it.
Big sister opened a Lemonade stand a few weeks ago, but small sister as starting an ecom. https://t.co/myMf7TDoBq
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