[Floian] wanted to know if it was possible to create these lenses with a 3D printer. Why would anyone want to do this when these lenses can be had from dozens of online retailers for a few dollars?

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At present, 3D printing is an increasingly widespread and ... Additionally, the maximum spatial resolution achievable with conventional optics is diffraction-limited, preventing such reactions ...

He spent 15 years editing the likes of CNET, Gizmodo, and Engadget. Last May, I told you how 3D printers still aren’t easy enough for the mass market, but Bambu Lab had built the easiest yet.