You might have
heard about 3D printing before, this technology has been implemented in the
initial product design phase within various industries for years. Ranging from
the customized invisible braces used by dentists to airplane component
prototypes for the mechanics, the capability of creating real size models at a
competitive price has proven to be beneficial.
*Picture from Bloomberg
Businessweek Technology
Not all 3D
printers are the same, but the way they recreate real size modules are similar.
Generally speaking, the printer can either receive 3D image files from 360
scanning or from an electronic design file. It will then melt the selected
material such as ceramics or even steel and start to “print out” an ultra thin
layer at the time. After countless layers, you’ll find yourself holding one of
the most amazing inventions in the century.
*Picture from
Artstormer
*Picture from
Artstormer
http://artstormer.com/2012/04/26/cubify-3d-printed-ceramics-by-michael-eden/
*Picture from
geraldesign
*Picture from
Bathsheba
Perhaps
one day 3D printer will be a stable electronic product in every single
household, just like TVs and computers. What will you “print” if you have such
machine at home?
For
2D printing, however, please come check out our website at www.toner-spot.com for affordable and
dependable supplies.
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