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    Super Moderator curious aardvark's Avatar
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    bugger the car - that BAAM machine is amazing !

    I guess you have to make stuff that people identify with - But for me the machine is way more interesting than the car.

    Any idea what they printed the engines parts on ?

    And if they didn't make the engine as well - then I'm actually not that impressed lol
    It's the BAAM capability that really impresses.

    Still I guess there's a market for custom built car bodywork.
    Now if they can blend that together with an electric motor powered by a fuel cell. You might have a decent low production run vehicle.

    Ah ha:
    Mechanical components, like battery, motor, wiring, and suspension are sourced from a variety of suppliers, including Renault’s Twizy, a line of electric powered city cars.
    Now if they'd 3d printed integrated wiring and used and printed their own ethanol fuel cell and motor - I'd have been really impressed.
    Give it a couple of years. And a multi material baam type beast will be able to make a small electric vehicle in one go.
    Now that really will be cool :-)
    Last edited by curious aardvark; 09-14-2014 at 01:59 PM.

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