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but when 3D printers are common household appliances, people will look back and wonder how we lived without being able to instantly produce unlimited copies of almost any object. they will NEVER be...
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Just to pick one example that's possible within the limits of current 3D printing technology, have you ever had a plastic component of a household appliance, or one of your children's toys break?...
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And those new fangled computers are going to be 800 times as large and need twenty times as much power just to work for one hour in 5 years.
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I absolutely would download a car! I am one of them stealers. (I'll be on OOTB's list soon now, watch. He doesn't understand satire, sarcasm, or anything that makes a point.)
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"show me one thing you could make out of laser cured plastic that would be functional to you ?"Your wife just made a rather rude suggestion...
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www.popsci.com/technology/article/2012-11/staples-will-offer-3-d-printing-stores 3D printing coming to store near you. As for the evolution of 3D printing, well a 3D printer is nothing but a CNC...
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Apart from vases, and miniature models, I've been printing such things as puzzle boxes (great gifts), funnels that match the exact specification I need, a phone dock that is better (for me) than any I...
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3d printers can currently print out complex interlinked moving part objects. They can print in metal. They can print in conductive plastic ext ext ext. Current home 3d printers are the very very thin...
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http://3dprinting.com/materials/metal/3d-printing-metal/ How about printing a bike? You might want to actually do a little research before you open your mouth and prove your ignorance.
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"show me one thing you could make out of laser cured plastic" You do realize that there is more than one type of 3d printer, right? ..... Ah, yeah - I thought not. Might I suggest that you educate...
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While I do agree the future is unknown and anything is possible, I do think saying everyone will have one in their house is really jumping the gun a bit. There are plenty of economical and physical...
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Still waiting on my flying car which was promised back in the 60's. Maybe I can print it with my 3D printer!
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What I do see is everyone having a CNC machine that can be used for cutting, carving or layering, small projects at the near future, things like joints, caps, little plastic pieces for connection other...
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I've downloaded them all, but they were all clipart files. Do those count?
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Oh, ye of limited imagination, it's not that you've failed to do the most basic research that is distressing, rather your grasp of the possibilities (or lack thereof). Some of us do 'dream on' and...
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Hi to Everyone, This is David Paul form Australia. I would like to share some of my experience about 3D printer with this community. Stratasys is the amazing technology for 3D printers. Similar to...
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