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@hellnbak said:
@liam887 said:
@hellnbak said:
You list wood among the materials it can use to print. Wood? How does it do that?
http://www.wired.com/design/2012/11/3d-printer-wood-filament/
I'll be darned.
Can you imagine where this technology is going to be in the near future? Actually that's the reason I've decided to hold off on getting one, I want to let it "cook" for a while (and like any new play-purty the prices will undoubtedly come down as it gets perfected.
Jeez, I hate waiting. Instant gratification, that's my thing
Well I felt the same and this wasnt the printer I wanted but for $700 (including an attachment to print in wood, wax, ABS plastic and more for an extra $99, international shipping and insurance) it was a steal.
I will play with this for a year or so and make enough money to pay for it and then eventually buy another one in a year or so.
Shame I have to wait for so long but I have my laser scanner to play with until then. I just got a new camera form Amazon and projector (borrowed from a colleague) to make the David Laser Scanner even more awesome!
Going to scan in my head, print it in wax and make a 'head candle'
. Perhaps we can turn your chevy into a candle also! The most complicated candle ever made!
First things first have to scan in this RC aircraft and have all the parts ready for printing. Starting with something smaller to get me going
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