MIT's Multifab 3D Printer - 15 Materials Compatible

MIT has been able to construct a 3D printer for under $7,000 which is capable of printing with 10 different materials within a single build. The system which is incredibly precise and has an integrated 3D scanner, which acts to scam objects for replication as well as providing a feedback loop to the machine, making sure the object being printed is being done so correctly, is highly advanced. The team at MIT's CSAIL are now looking to dollop new materials for this printer they call the Multifab. More details on this 3D printer can be found here: http://3dprint.com/90963/mit-multifab-3d-printer


Below is a picture of the Multifab 3D Printer:
http://3dprint.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/m6.png

Slow down, Brian - you need to read this stuff as well as write it. It's bad enough saying they're going to "dollop new materials" in there, but when you accuse them of acting "to scam objects for replication", they might get upset with you...

Andrew Werby
www.computersculpture.com