A prototype part printed by a University in US that studies wildlife anatomy
Imagine a machine which accepts CAD (computer aided design) drawings, then produces a three dimensional prototype within a few hours.
We are talking about prototypes that perform just like the final product and complex assemblies that require no assembly. Up to thousands of end-use parts built for less than the tooling cost of one.
A prototype part printed by a public college in Malaysia
Whatever you imagine, a 3D printer helps you make it real!
A prototype part printed by a private university in Malaysia. Belkin Tower of London.
Feel free to click on any picture for a much clearer view
Printed part by a local public university in Malaysia
Printed part by a local public university in Malaysia
It is also able to make ABS prototype pieces that snap together to fit into an assembly, providing a higher level of accuracy, stability and durability than wax models. They won’t warp, shrink or absorb moisture.
You can now build a functional and working model because they withstand rigorous testing. The best thing? You do not need any specialized training.
It is so useful, the machine is now being introduced to public high schools in US..!
Latest up-date, magic arms let little girl play "hug".
It is so useful, the machine is now being introduced to public high schools in US..!
Latest up-date, magic arms let little girl play "hug".
The ultimate dream of mine will be to have this prototyped by a 3-D printer.. :)))
For more information on 3D printing, click any of the link below :
2) The uPrint Personal 3D Printer
3) For latest news up-date on the usage of 3D printers around the world
3) For latest news up-date on the usage of 3D printers around the world
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Wow is so coooolll :))
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