3D Printing

[TequilaClock]

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I know this isn't THAT new but it is still freaking neat. This is the prototype of a whole new twist of market and customization.

[Pin Clock]

hahaha print out your Mii

Anyways, this thing is still pretty damn cool.

[CeleriacClock]

Very cool, I saw this in a IT lesson once and our class looked amazed.

[Solenoidclock]

I have to give this guy his props, but if I ever build one of these I'm going the way of reprap. They've gone a long way as of lately, as they've had one of the things produce 100% of it's own custom plastic parts for reproduction.

[TequilaClock]

This would cost a plenty for sure though ...

Televisions and USB sticks weren't cheap either when they released.

[WiiClock]

pretty sure he said print out a cell phone pick it up and use it


haha what

[TequilaClock]

pretty sure he said print out a cell phone pick it up and use it


haha what

Probably if you designed the engine, circuits and programs before

[Il Duce]

Then create sophisticated AI, and BAM

[TequilaClock]

Then create sophisticated AI, and BAM

Inevitable and painful human fate SCIENCE, here we go

[Il Duce]

Inevitable and painful human fate, here we go

SCIENCE

[TequilaClock]

SCIENCE

Okay, fixed

[Il Duce]

Okay, fixed

Naw, I'm just yelling science for the sake of it. You don't need to change anything.

[Blue]

While I love what they are doing at the fabber labs, this kind of printer is crippled by the lack of movable parts, and the inability to create unstable structures.

Look at fabrication machines that use a bonder. These basically print glue into a bonding material (something like flour), layer by layer. This allows the machine to create fully 3d, working parts. The only drawback is that they are not meant for every day use but for model purposes... Still, I believe one day we will be able to print out our own cars in such machines, fully customized in every detail.

[Palm Clock]

how many vaginas do you think that lonely dude has made in his lifetime?