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1.75 black abs

Predator! from the first film

i havent seen consumer grade metal yet. some sort of conductive material would be useful for electronics projects

understanding the limitations of different technology (FDM vs laser sintering). learning to work with different machines tolerances

it would be cool to use the 3D doodler as some sort of scaffolding glue gun. you could bond pieces together by wrapping it in melted plastic

easy enough to navigate and find the info i need.

would be cool to see some living hinges for a test print

https://learn.adafruit.com/diy-3d-printing-filament

with all those failed test prints, it would be a shame to put all that plastic to waste

- What is the most interesting thing you have seen done with a 3D printer or 3D printing technology?
any sort of medical application. creating new bones or using stem cells as the "fillament"

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i think there a lot more factors in the quality/price/performance of 3D printing compared to stuffing as many transistors on a chip as possible so its hard to say

i just used a 3D printer for a gallery piece. ill basically take modeling time and printing cost into consideration for my selling price. who knows if anyone will buy it though

you might be able to offer your 3D printer as a service to print others designs. theres a few places locally that have makerbots where you could get your files printed but if i owned one, i would...

really interesting idea. ben heck did his own diy solution
http://youtu.be/xJndXebTG9I

the 2x is fully enclosed because it uses ABS which is toxic. the 5th gen uses PLA so it shouldnt make harmful smells