Here is a link to a 3D printer. Prints in ABS plastic, 30% of molded strength. $3000
http://pp3dp.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=frontpage&Itemid=1
Bill
http://pp3dp.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=frontpage&Itemid=1
Bill
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3D Personal Printer Is Here!
- Thread starter Bill Blue
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Unbelievable..... I watched the thing make a ball bearing and if I'm not mistaken, the bearing worked..... Need to explore the site more and find out how you go about programming it to make an object.
In a few years they'll be at Lowe's and they'll be better and les expensive. The possibilities are amazing.
In a few years they'll be at Lowe's and they'll be better and les expensive. The possibilities are amazing.
TulsaAlpine
Donation Time
Nice
My Company (employer) has the one that instead of plastic uses corn starch, more accurate and 20 times as expensive for a printer.
Donna
My Company (employer) has the one that instead of plastic uses corn starch, more accurate and 20 times as expensive for a printer.
Donna
KenDemp
Donation Time
Well this is an old thread...
I was just having a conversation with someone whos grandson just got this gadget that does 3d "printing". It sounded like something that might be useful in replacing old hard to find pieces like interior parts.
As predicted above, the prices have come down, and I am sure they do amazing stuff.
Anyone have any experience messing around with one of these?
Here's the first one that pops up on google:
http://cubify.com/cube/index.aspx?gclid=CIC8xs3ThrYCFUWd4AodhXEAdg
I was just having a conversation with someone whos grandson just got this gadget that does 3d "printing". It sounded like something that might be useful in replacing old hard to find pieces like interior parts.
As predicted above, the prices have come down, and I am sure they do amazing stuff.
Anyone have any experience messing around with one of these?
Here's the first one that pops up on google:
http://cubify.com/cube/index.aspx?gclid=CIC8xs3ThrYCFUWd4AodhXEAdg