Topic: 3D Printing - page 4. (Read 2916 times)
I don't have one but I'd like to get one soonish, the only thing is I'm afraid that it will be a hassle to use and more of a hobby of itself rather than a tool.
thats a very cool and completely disruptive technology, i read alot about that!
think of the possibilities that will create! its already possible to use metal for 3D printing. google for it
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8aghzpO_UZE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IS4Xw8f9LCc
think of the possibilities that will create! its already possible to use metal for 3D printing. google for it
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8aghzpO_UZE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IS4Xw8f9LCc
How you can print more complex stuff like TV?
It has plastic, but a lot of metal including silicone microchips.
Will be not easy at all, if even possible to combine all
It has plastic, but a lot of metal including silicone microchips.
Will be not easy at all, if even possible to combine all
At this point, you can really only print with one material, on most 3D printers. Perhaps that will eventually change, but at this point, they are only useful for some stuff.
How you can print more complex stuff like TV?
It has plastic, but a lot of metal including silicone microchips.
Will be not easy at all, if even possible to combine all
It has plastic, but a lot of metal including silicone microchips.
Will be not easy at all, if even possible to combine all
An interesting and completely disruptive technology (much like bitcoin).
Think about all the material goods you buy... and now all of a sudden you don't buy these things, you make them yourself.
And how will we pay for the designs we download? What incentive is there for designers? At first there will be printers and 'design stores' that lock you in with DRM, but very soon and easily free versions will pop up.
Basically, those who provide the raw materials that these things need will be laughing. Whereas stores like IKEA will be obsolete.
Think about all the material goods you buy... and now all of a sudden you don't buy these things, you make them yourself.
And how will we pay for the designs we download? What incentive is there for designers? At first there will be printers and 'design stores' that lock you in with DRM, but very soon and easily free versions will pop up.
Basically, those who provide the raw materials that these things need will be laughing. Whereas stores like IKEA will be obsolete.
You know that within 5-7 years they will likely be able to 3D Print human organs. Within 10 years a Human Heart.
Maybe detailed human organ plastic toys for kiddies
Ummm, that's kind of possible now. What he meant was real organs, a technology which is being developed right now for real.
You know that within 5-7 years they will likely be able to 3D Print human organs. Within 10 years a Human Heart.
Maybe detailed human organ plastic toys for kiddies
How much did it cost?
How many of you guys have 3D Printers? I am amazed by the technology for some reason. It seems as if things are developing extremely fast in this sector.
I have been reading up a lot on the 3D Print forum http://3dprintboard.com/forum.php
You know that within 5-7 years they will likely be able to 3D Print human organs. Within 10 years a Human Heart. There are also scientists working on 3D Molecular printing which means you could theoretically put an apple, a plastic bag, and a cardboard box into a machine and it will break the material up into molecules, and then reform it into something else like a toilet. Pretty crazy, and something like that may only be 25 years off!
Who here has a 3d printer and what make? I have a Makerbot Replicator 2
I have been reading up a lot on the 3D Print forum http://3dprintboard.com/forum.php
You know that within 5-7 years they will likely be able to 3D Print human organs. Within 10 years a Human Heart. There are also scientists working on 3D Molecular printing which means you could theoretically put an apple, a plastic bag, and a cardboard box into a machine and it will break the material up into molecules, and then reform it into something else like a toilet. Pretty crazy, and something like that may only be 25 years off!
Who here has a 3d printer and what make? I have a Makerbot Replicator 2
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