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World submission due in June: the World 3D Printing Maker & Creativity Contest

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Posted in World submission due in June: the World 3D Printing Maker & Creativity Contest

Hi there,

Is there anyone interested in submitting the work to the World 3D Printing Maker & Creativity Contest? The submission is due in June.

The prize is free-of-charge exposition place for the top 50 (at the World 3D Technology conference and expo in China), and cash award for the top 10. It may be interesting to present the work, and Ultimaker service, isn't it?

if interested, shoot me an email (world3Dcontest@gmail.com) for details.

Thanks!

Sandra

 

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