Blog Publisher’s Comment:
I received this, yesterday, from someone who regularly
visits the Reprographics 101 Blog. My
main problem, all along, with 3D printing (and with 3D printers) is that the 3D
printing process is EXCRUATINGLY slow.
Kind of like waiting for a turtle to finish a 100-yard dash. (Pack a breakfast, a lunch, and a dinner … x
3.)
visits the Reprographics 101 Blog. My
main problem, all along, with 3D printing (and with 3D printers) is that the 3D
printing process is EXCRUATINGLY slow.
Kind of like waiting for a turtle to finish a 100-yard dash. (Pack a breakfast, a lunch, and a dinner … x
3.)
Evidently, a company has come up with a way
to substantially speed up the process. Watch this video and you’ll see what I
mean.
to substantially speed up the process. Watch this video and you’ll see what I
mean.
Joel,
An interesting
article I saw from Design News with a new twist on 3D printing
article I saw from Design News with a new twist on 3D printing
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