Jun 15, 2013 Michael Cobb Says:
if ink for my ink printer is expensive i wonder how much they spend 3d printing
Jun 14, 2013 CrazyLyricsOnly Says:
I am being honest: We can all design a great plane in 3d...
Jun 13, 2013 MrLebanman Says:
This 3D printing thing is AMAZING
Jun 11, 2013 DrCruel Says:
Dunno, but it's a good question.
Jun 10, 2013 doceigen Says:
Elliptical wings... like the Spitfire!
Jun 9, 2013 trebot9292266 Says:
You can make a 3D printer in your home for $500 ...
Jun 9, 2013 trebot9292266 Says:
Lol this is a scattered tech the progress in it is so mixed from person to person working on 3D printing. I have heard of printers you can make now that use more than one material.
Jun 9, 2013 trebot9292266 Says:
Well it simple why this was not stopped dead in its tracks... This is something real and not a bs conspiracy tech that never existed.
Jun 5, 2013 irfankhan1001 Says:
Looks like a lovely design with decent flight performance. That launch catapult was awesome!
Jun 4, 2013 AJ Antony Says:
The possibilities are endless. Well done.
May 31, 2013 Burton Nelson Says:
how was the cost to build it?
May 30, 2013 aMidnightBreeze Says:
I am aware of this. I mean equipment usable by the average person. Something similar to a 3D printer for chips. The tools to make complex custom hardware in the home.
May 30, 2013 dimensionalyspeaking Says:
actually we have the technology to make cheap chips, its the printer
May 28, 2013 Joseph C Smith Jr Says:
the real concern is the evil side of industry releases airborne pathogens to force a police state and decimate particular countries. terrorism seems to shadow our security forces.. which means homeland security does not secure the homeland, but breaks security, southern border is open to terrorists coming in, yet homeland security TSA insists on checking your underwear for terrorism.. sick
May 28, 2013 Joseph C Smith Jr Says:
yes they had h/e/mp plastic cars in 1940, undamageable, light weight.. it was eliminated by industry to chain us to heavy vehicles that harm anything they hit, easy to damage, hard to repair.. very very profitable.. eliminated ethanol as a fuel source with prohibition, then took the world to war to consolidate power... like we see in the news today, a repeat of the period before WW1. the media is showing a corporate march to war and police state.
May 24, 2013 paresh sanghani Says:
wireless surveillance camera
May 22, 2013 Ali Al-Haddad Says:
look up reprap if you're really interested.
May 22, 2013 pocketsurfer010 Says:
We still need to buy "ink" though, bottom line is will it be cheaper to do it yourself or buy the part, i mean most have ink or laser printers but cost keeps us from printing our own books, same goes for the good old film development service you could do it in your home but you needed the equipment and a constant supply of development fluids etc,, maybe in the end it will be cheaper have it printed at Kinko's?
May 22, 2013 Santiago Lago Says:
Yes, absolutely if you get the 3D plans
May 21, 2013 tuaguilareal Says:
print me a house, and a car PLZ
May 20, 2013 QuadroMan1 Says:
Soon I can torrent a car! Take that society!
May 18, 2013 aMidnightBreeze Says:
Adapt or die. The only people who will go out of business are the ones incapable of planning.
If 3D printers are going to take the manufacturing out, then the manufacturers could start supplying printing supplies and providing expert maintenance and repairs to them. It's also still going to be cheaper and faster to mass manufacture some popular components and machines. Heck, you could manufacture standard components and consumers could mix those with their own custom hardware for cheaper builds
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Michael Cobb Says:
if ink for my ink printer is expensive i wonder how much they spend 3d printing
CrazyLyricsOnly Says:
I am being honest: We can all design a great plane in 3d...
MrLebanman Says:
This 3D printing thing is AMAZING
DrCruel Says:
Dunno, but it's a good question.
doceigen Says:
Elliptical wings... like the Spitfire!
trebot9292266 Says:
You can make a 3D printer in your home for $500 ...
trebot9292266 Says:
Lol this is a scattered tech the progress in it is so mixed from person to person working on 3D printing. I have heard of printers you can make now that use more than one material.
trebot9292266 Says:
Well it simple why this was not stopped dead in its tracks... This is something real and not a bs conspiracy tech that never existed.
irfankhan1001 Says:
Looks like a lovely design with decent flight performance. That launch catapult was awesome!
AJ Antony Says:
The possibilities are endless. Well done.
Burton Nelson Says:
how was the cost to build it?
aMidnightBreeze Says:
I am aware of this. I mean equipment usable by the average person. Something similar to a 3D printer for chips. The tools to make complex custom hardware in the home.
dimensionalyspeaking Says:
disruptor gun,
dimensionalyspeaking Says:
actually we have the technology to make cheap chips, its the printer
Joseph C Smith Jr Says:
the real concern is the evil side of industry releases airborne pathogens to force a police state and decimate particular countries. terrorism seems to shadow our security forces.. which means homeland security does not secure the homeland, but breaks security, southern border is open to terrorists coming in, yet homeland security TSA insists on checking your underwear for terrorism.. sick
Joseph C Smith Jr Says:
yes they had h/e/mp plastic cars in 1940, undamageable, light weight.. it was eliminated by industry to chain us to heavy vehicles that harm anything they hit, easy to damage, hard to repair.. very very profitable.. eliminated ethanol as a fuel source with prohibition, then took the world to war to consolidate power... like we see in the news today, a repeat of the period before WW1. the media is showing a corporate march to war and police state.
JohnSullyX Says:
Shae, is that you?
paresh sanghani Says:
wireless surveillance camera
Ali Al-Haddad Says:
look up reprap if you're really interested.
pocketsurfer010 Says:
We still need to buy "ink" though, bottom line is will it be cheaper to do it yourself or buy the part, i mean most have ink or laser printers but cost keeps us from printing our own books, same goes for the good old film development service you could do it in your home but you needed the equipment and a constant supply of development fluids etc,, maybe in the end it will be cheaper have it printed at Kinko's?
Santiago Lago Says:
Yes, absolutely if you get the 3D plans
tuaguilareal Says:
print me a house, and a car PLZ
luckslave Says:
technically yes
QuadroMan1 Says:
Soon I can torrent a car! Take that society!
aMidnightBreeze Says:
Adapt or die. The only people who will go out of business are the ones incapable of planning. If 3D printers are going to take the manufacturing out, then the manufacturers could start supplying printing supplies and providing expert maintenance and repairs to them. It's also still going to be cheaper and faster to mass manufacture some popular components and machines. Heck, you could manufacture standard components and consumers could mix those with their own custom hardware for cheaper builds