Did a weird printer really produce this working monkey wrench, or is someone monkeying with us?

You may have seen 3-D digital printers that create machine parts from powdered resins, but here's one that makes fully functioning products with moving parts. No assembly required. The two guys in the video seem too nerdy to be con men, but could this be possible?

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Science & Technology

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• technology

[MrRABINEL]

Damn i lost my wrench >< *goes on his pc and prints a new one :3*

[letsin]

Ron Larsen has told me that this is impossible to make without assembly, so there you have it folks, from the man who is never wrong :) Ditto also for Keith Burness :)

[Aquahutch]

@thebigdr Awww, I'm going to print out your comment and put it right here on my refrigerator.

[TheBeyBladeNation]

1. Scan penis

2. Give penis to girlfriend

3. Go on vacation

[MrSwamphead76]

@thebigdr I suppose it's probably pretty cool for the millions of people that don't work in your industry...

[DrawingDrewfly]

It's real.

[thebigdr]

Really old stuff. 3d printers have been around for years. I watched one make a smaller version of the same at work about 10 years ago. Still cool

[joshiesgirl26]

What the Hell? That's insane.

[airroncam]

First