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[Greg Needel]

Originally Posted by Hachiban VIII

I think that guy may have worked himself to death.... may want to look into that....


Does it print in ABS? I've played around with the 3-d printer at the tech shop. Its a cool tool, but the materials are absurdly expensive.

the one at the tech shop is just an older version of the one pictured above. When I was at RIT my fav thing to do was try and make small versions of existing products. Like this.

[Arefin Bari]

I made my mom a salt shaker with the 3d printer that's sitting at Stranahan.

[Andy Baker]

Waaaa... I want one!

Envious Andy

[IKE]

I thought I saw some cool parts from a powdered metal printer once. It was making tiny custom V8 engine blocks.

[dtengineering]

Either the guy in the background has suffered some terrible deformity that has placed his eyeballs on the top of his head, or he is at serious risk of developing QWERTYitis.

Cool machine...

Jason

[waialua359]

Can you lead us in the right direction in purchasing one of these?
How much was that thing?
I want one!

[bmarick]

god that is tight so jealous

[team222badbrad]

Originally Posted by Andy Baker

Waaaa... I want one!

Envious Andy

You know who has one, er I mean two!

What model is it? Fantastic to see another one being used for education, well hopefully anyways !

Here is a micro 3d printed wrench for Jane, but you won't be able to make one this small with a Dimension!

[Betty_Krocker]

Team 2028 uses ours ALL the time. Last year we used it to make the drums our forklift would wind the cable up on. The only thing to remember is to be careful, anything with less than about a 1/4 in thickness is most likely to break as we found out the hard way. Also although it may seem stupid, when printing a larger object, start it the night before, and remember to make sure you have ABS! It also comes in handy to build custom motor mounts for the Denso window motor.

[J SMITH]

That is nice, here is another perspective: