It looks like Mark has been busy designing and making videos of the next generation PhlatPrinter - the MKII. The most anticipated new feature is the faster cutting speed...
as well as the ability to cut up to 2" think material. Here is an introduction to the MKII:
And one more..
Very, very impressive. Although the phlatprinter seems to have been designed for rapid prototyping r/c airplanes using foam, I can see it quickly out-growing that particular niche. I imagine it would be an incredible time-saver for model-makers in many professions - and the cost is well within the hobbyists budget coming in at just under $400 for a premium kit.
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