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Marney Stapley

  • Vice President, Business Development, Fabbaloo
Winnipeg
As seen in: Fabbaloo, Eventbrite.ca
Vice President North Forge Technology Exchange | Also work for Fabbaloo | Canada Chair & Winnipeg Ambassador for Women in 3D Printing. @Marney@mastodon.social
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Celebrating the Voice Behind Fabbaloo

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By Marney Stapley
| Fabbaloo Verified
Joris Peels, Rachel Park, Marney Stapley and Kerry Stevenson in days gone by [Source: Fabbaloo] The last time I interviewed Kerry Stevenson it was for Fabbaloo’s 10th Anniversary. This isn’t an interview but I am writing about him again. Kerry’s first story on Fabbaloo was on October 27, 2007. Fabbaloo will celebrate 20th Anniversary next year. This reminded me to ask Kerry the exact questions that I did in 2017 again in 2027.
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Hands On With Even More PollyFab 3D Printed Shoes

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By Marney Stapley
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3D printed shoes by PollyFab [Source: Fabbaloo] We’ve been testing a whole bunch of 3D printed shoes from PollyFab. PollyFab is a global lifestyle brand based in China that is currently producing 3D printed accessories and shoes. It’s the consumer manufacturing arm of Polly Polymer, a relatively new producer of advanced materials that are frequently used in 3D printed applications. Shoes from PollyFab leverage the soft polymers developed by Polly Polymer.
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Hands On with the Kobra X Desktop 3D Printer, Part 1 « Fabbaloo

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By Marney Stapley
| Fabbaloo Verified
Assembling the Kobra X 3D printer [Source: Fabbaloo] I was able to try out the brand new Kobra X desktop 3D printer from Anycubic. This is part one of a three-part series; please read parts two and three. Anycubic is a well-known major manufacturer of high-performance desktop 3D printers and accessories, both using filament and resin materials.
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