[JRandomFreeper]

It's a stereolithographic representation of a 3-D object. It can be binary or ASCII. There are standards for both. You have to have an application on your OS that can read them. And whatever OS you have, unless you are running a Commodore64, has those applications.

I don't have a printer yet, either.

But I can put a thumb in the eye of heavy-handed thugs running a protection/shakedown racket they call 'government'.

/johnny

[Jet Jaguar]

I am looking into a printer. I have a mac and a windows boot disk when needed.

I might just buy one of these things.

Just so I can.