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Well, it looks like I chose the right college major. Manufacturing Engineering, here I come!

So far I have been using my sample of Poly-ABS for parts that might benefit from added strength. It really doesn't seem all that different from normal ABS, but it looks to be a nice little boost so...

Oh jeez. Who knows. Whatever it is I'll be right in the middle of it all so I hope there's some pretty cool developments in the next 10 years. 3D printed microelectronics would be epic.

I use a custom self-designed H-bot. 182x150x100mm build area, 100mm/s infill speeds, awesome looks.

http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:291656

I just recently had a successful T-glase print with my E3D V5. I had to slow down the speeds and change out to a .6mm nozzle though. I would like to use it more in the future and see if I can improve...

I want anime characters. ^_^

They generally are 2D though so that may pose a few problems. You'd have to base them off of existing anime figurines. haha

I use my printer for a lot of things! The first up would be for projects in Robotics, such as custom-designed parts for the robots.

I also like to print out practical things that I can use every...

The fact that despite thinking that I have a grasp on how part of the printer works, it is soon to be realized that there is still so much deeper to delve. For example... hotends, and how the...

http://3dprint.com/13596/touchable-3d-technology/

This is the kind of company that I would like to work at! I love Japan, 3D printing, virtual reality, and computers, so what else could there be?!...

I would like to see filaments that are fine with being coiled up and fed into the extruder but when heated up and let to cool down again, they harden up to the point of something like ceramic or...

- What is the most interesting thing you have seen done with a 3D printer or 3D printing technology?

Layerwise's 3D printed lower jaw. TMJ is super common(I have a bit of it), and for those that...