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This maker came on our show and tell and is doing a lot of good work getting makers access to e-ink, we backed/supported the project and we’re posting here – Check it out!
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Thank you again for the support 🙂 Looking forward to getting this board into makers’ hands!
That’s fantastic! Spigot is open and the ideas are flowing into my head. Looking forward to it.