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3D printer prints a furniture A new 3D printer with the name BigRep 3D is large enough to print up and furniture. Although primarily is targeted for Office use, its volume is 45 x 39 x 47 ekatosta, that is quite bulky in order to print large objects. If you want to print your own home furnishings, probably not your interest - the cost is about 39.000 USD.
Direct recycling of plastic bottles The user "Function.3d" cuts some plastic bottles into strips, to feed his 3D printer with them.
79-year-old sees a 3D printer for the first time Kenny, a 79-year-old man from Minnesota in the United States, sees a 3D printer for the first time.
The 3D house printer began to build an entire neighborhood The three-dimensional printer Vulcan 2 can "print" a house in just 24 hours. This technology is being tested right now in Mexico Province, where they used to build the first 3D printed community in the world - designed for people who live on less than $ 3 a day.
The largest 3D printer in the world printing a speedboat In the center of advanced composite materials and structures at the University of Maine (USA), is the largest three-dimensional printer in the world. The printer is designed to print objects up to 30 meters in length, 6,7 meters in width and 3 meters in height. For the first time a three-dimensional printer prints a large object, a cruiser. Printing lasted 70 hours and was the first in the world in corresponding size. The construction of such a vessel by conventional methods will typically take weeks or months. The vessel and the printer revealed to the public at an event, which you can see here.
Demonstration of the operation of a Wankel engine from a 3D printer The Jason Fenske our Engineering Explained channel showing the operation of a Wankel rotary engine from Mazda RX-7, that which was printed with detail on a 3D printer.
A three-dimensional metal printer The 3D printer metal company's 500HL SLM SLM Solution, can construct objects from Titanium with the help of four very powerful lasers. The precision of laser beams do selective fusion of metal powder, creating the object in layers.
A blind woman sees her baby in 3D ultrasound Tatiana from Brazil has an important appointment with the doctor, for an ultrasound. Unfortunately, is blind and will not have the opportunity to see her baby. But the doctor did a surprise. With a 3D printer at clinic, prints a three-dimensional ultrasound in 15 minutes. Tatiana will be able to touch and "see" How will her unborn baby looks like.
The fastest 3D printer The future of 3D printing looks very promising, and this clip from the new technology of the company Carbon3D is an indication. Deploying light and oxygen, the printer named "CLIP" creates objects from a resin cartridge instead of the prints in layers. This method allows three-dimensional prints up to 100 times faster than current technology. The printer was presented at TED conference 2015.
3Doodler: The 3D pen The 3Doodler is the first pen that can write and draw in 3D. Instead of ink gives off a special plastic called ABS (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene) which is also used in 3D printers and can be kept stable in the air when solidified. This incredible pen was invented by the company WobbleWorks LLC located in Boston. Manufacturers seek funding on Kickstarter to proceed with mass production of the product.
3d Printing 3D printing is a production technology, where a three dimensional object is created by using special printers or chasing a material in layers, or stereopoioyn a special powder in the form of the object. 3D printers give manufacturers the ability to create useful accessories, moulds and prototypes.
The construction of Europe's largest 3D printed building in 140 hours Thanks to a huge BOD2 printer designed by COBOD International, the Wave House was built, a data center of 600 square meters. Built in a record time of 140 hours in Heidelberg, Germany, the building is currently the largest building of its type in Europe.
Luxury home for a frog TikTok user unknowndazza noticed a frog living on the metal fence of his house. So, decided to print a small house for him using a 3D printer. In his comments they suggested some improvements for the frog house, and the project took on large proportions. The frog eventually got a villa with a pool, to which he also invited his friends.
Metal 3D printer The company Meltio manufactures a metal printer, which operates using a robotic arm and a powerful laser beam. The laser melts a metal wire or metal powder, and creates any design given to it in 3D form.
100 3D artists make a machine for marbles Clinton Jones asked 2,000 3D graphic artists to come up with their own idea for a machine that moves a metal ball from top to bottom. These are in turn the 100 best creations he received.