Wow, really cool. For engineers especially
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Found a video on youtube. Basically the same model as the HP one but under the original manufacturer name?
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They've been around for quite a while, though "tabletop" hardly describes most of them. Impressive that they've packaged it so small.
Some of the smaller ones today use powder and ink and then fuse/bake it together to form a part. Others use plastic, as this one does.
Either way, neat stuff and way cheaper than having custom parts machined/cast to build a small working prototype. It's great for checking assembly and repair on parts.
Some of the smaller ones today use powder and ink and then fuse/bake it together to form a part. Others use plastic, as this one does.
Either way, neat stuff and way cheaper than having custom parts machined/cast to build a small working prototype. It's great for checking assembly and repair on parts.
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