MCP - Selective Laser Melting
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@soylentgreenb they have diy kits for the average joe to make and use its not a hard thing to make
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never mind all the gaff ,just show us the damn video pricks...
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Their sales will increase exponentially the cheaper they can get the technology to be.
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how much does that machine cost? Any dealers in the US?
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Pretty interesting process. I'm thinking of writing my engineering thesis on it.
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Nodoby forced you to watch the video...
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So boring!
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That lattice structure towards the end is intriguing.
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Right now it's starting to be used in high tech aerospace and medicine by experts. In 20 years it's going to be used by Joe Sixpack to print mundane everyday stuff that would horrify todays experts like fanciful doorknobs, bicycle chains and gears, figure toys from MMORPG characters and sex toys(if they ever get around to a silicone 3d printer...).
soylentgreenb 1 year ago 5
definitely too quiet for my built in laptop speakers, obviously its ok if i use desktop ones
whoopwhoopwhoops 2 years ago 3