Printing in Plastic: Build Your Own 3D Printer (Technology in Action) by Patrick Hood-Daniel, James Floyd Kelly

Printing in Plastic: Build Your Own 3D Printer (Technology in Action) Patrick Hood-Daniel, James Floyd Kelly ebook
Page: 466
Format: pdf
Publisher: Apress
ISBN: 1430234431, 9781430234449

More favorably still, shareholders won't have to wait for bioprinting to gain traction for the stocks to push higher, as both companies are enjoying explosive growth for traditional 3-D printers. In the most recent The technology promises to change medicine forever and make switched on investors a bundle of money in the process. Printing in Plastic: Build Your Own 3D Printer (Technology in Action). Wilson plans to post printable blueprints on the group's website so that anyone with a 3D printer can create the gun on their own at home without going through any of the regulatory hurdles that do exist for purchasing firearms. The organization has reportedly invented the world's first 3D-printed gun, and released a video of the product in action over the weekend. For anyone who has ever had to assemble IKEA furniture, that might not be very reassuring but if you're not sure you could hack it, here is a picture a little kid making his own toy shop using a 3D printer: We may need a few more years before we can 3D print a house but make no mistake, this is a technological revolution poised to alter the way businesses do business. Only in this case, instead of using plastics and metals, the printers use biological material. When I saw it in action, it was printing cool things like 3D puzzles and a guitar pick. Instead of ink, it uses materials such as liquid plastic or powder as we saw in the above video. (I gave one to Cameron to use with his guitar and he thinks it's so cool.) A 3D printer uses plastic like you see with Legos and it and put them into 3d rendering, what is stopping anyone from just going to a store and seeing figurines or water fountains or whatever, taking pictures of them and going home to make a 3d duplicate of what they wanted in the store? And there are cubbies full of odd-shaped plastic sculptures, including some chess pieces that are products of the lab's 3D printer. Now that this technology is proven, we need to act now to extend the ban on plastic firearms.”.