Breaking: our Choco-3Drag is Maker of Merit at Rome Maker Faire 2014!
Breaking news: we got nominated as Maker of Merit at Rome Maker Faire!
3Drag, our beloved, affordable, fully open source 3Dprinter got awarded with Maker of Merit award!
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