Z-Corp - 3D Printing

Technology Focus: Polymeric - Z-Corp 3D Printing.
With John Kawola and Dave Tedder of Z-Corp.

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Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• z-corp
• 3d
• printing
• polymer
• polymeric
• john
• kawola
• dave
• tedder
• rapid
• manufacturing
• prototyping

[kylescousins]

i can't wait for 30 years from now when everyone has one of these in their house.

[Junije1]

Hmm, I know exactly what I'd print for my wife xD

[3goldy]

Can u print electric circuits?

[kocl122770]

We have this technology in Mexico city estereolitografia@prodigy.net.­mx

[Damaruth]

lol, buy one, pirate the model for a gun and print! Buy a chair on Ikea and copy it x1000, sell for profit!

[TheHappyWhaleshark]

@kylescousins i also read an article saying people will live for 1000's of years so that doesnt have to be the only thing youll be looking forward too :P

[kinggilgamesh76]

@finnygook I wouldn't do that, I would probably irradiate your balls or something

[jessapage]

@SenorRu depends on how wide parts of the pieces are. Like arms and such. There was another vid mentioning the limits.

[jessapage]

@hamolton1 If you listen to the reply posted to the original video, yes it IS scanned. If it has moving/hidden parts, then it has to be EDITED using the software. Which is understandable since its a solid object. Any kind of scanning needs to be edited before you print it. That doesn't make it fake or impossible. And he said the wrench only broke when he used ALL OF HIS STRENGTH to tighten the bolt. You make it sound like you could just snap it in half like a twig, which is not the case.

[PhoenixGuy85008]

Can it reproduce my 64 year old body ?

[andyhmltn]

@Kittensfan101 We heard you like printers. So we made a printer that prints printer printers.