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[thelowlander]

the story about the bone scaffolding... I suffered from some cracked ribs a while ago and it still hasn't healed properly. Also had a tooth pulled that left a hole in my jaw. I can't help but wonder if that kind of technique would allow for better/faster recovery.

[DougChee14]

I was particularly interested in the article dealing with research into replacing stitches following surgery with 3D printing technology. I recently had surgery and would love to see the concept come to reality.

[Leeloo]

The crowd sourced dress caught my eye. It didn't really occur to me how this technology could be used in a collaborative sense even over long distances.

[amrobot]

The most fascinating post I've seen is: http://3dprint.com/18150/3d-printed-bone-scaffold/

[AlexGk]

Every news about new Kickstarter campaigns. I have to be honest, I've been keeping tracks on your news long before registering. But I can't help to like the news about the 3d printed AC hidden blade form a couple of days ago.

[soofle616]

ibox nano SLS printer: http://3dprint.com/19667/ibox-nano-cheap-3d-printer/

[Zerodameaon]

They saved this mans leg with 3d printed bones, that is amazing.
http://3dprint.com/20052/3d-printed-heel-cancer/

[gtprintr]

Wow, I think this is really cool, LivePrint. I haven't heard of it before and I have no idea why it's interesting to me, but it sounds like a fun thing to get involved in.

[Tdor]

Lots of news are actually attracting more then "a glance". Guess for me this would be in top http://3dprint.com/20260/zaniac-3d-printing-classes/

[Rixsaun]

http://3dprint.com/20327/formlabs-fl...astable-resin/
i like the flexible idea for parts and objects. If its castable to that means you wont need to print everything (which takes the fun away from printing) but it can help in some situations