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:ohhh::ohhh::ohhh: enough of that it can change the world/health stuff

put me on to how I can buy a printer now and :cook::cook: and make some cash for the developing world
 
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illadope said:
I understand how 3D printing works, but trying to sit down and think about it hurts my brain.
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Its very simplistic actually. I've operated one. You have a device that looks like an easy bake oven. Inside of it are large *how do i say this* like ink cartridges that have material used to create the 3d image. You use some kind of cad drawing software of some kind to create a model for what you want to print. You then export the file to the printer and the print head goes up and down inside the little oven tray and creates the image for you using the material in the cartridges. The material hardens quickly so you can easily bring your ideas to beta form. Very cool to watch.
 
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Swagnificent said:
:ohlawd: brave new world we're living in

we're probably a couple of decades away from printing a live human being cell by cell

what are the religious nuts gonna say then :pachaha:

everyone will be their own personal god.....capable of creating anything they can dream of
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Yea, you think these demons are really going to let you print a copy of yourself to send to your job to work for you. Stop friend. If anything you should be dreading the day you reference because then demons in high places, dont need :ufdup: anymore.

Its so demonic, friend. :sitdown:
 
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Mr. Somebody said:
Its very simplistic actually. I've operated one. You have a device that looks like an easy bake oven. Inside of it are large *how do i say this* like ink cartridges that have material used to create the 3d image. You use some kind of cad drawing software of some kind to create a model for what you want to print. You then export the file to the printer and the print head goes up and down inside the little oven tray and creates the image for you using the material in the cartridges. The material hardens quickly so you can easily bring your ideas to beta form. Very cool to watch.
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I want to stick my hand in one while its printing smh
 
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theworldismine13 said:
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what makes you think we know what an easy bake oven looks like?
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Dont be aggressive with me, friend. We all have female cousins, nieces, sister who may have owned a makeshift oven to make basic snacks for us. Im kinda surprised you didnt.

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I want to stick my hand in one while its printing smh
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It would be like you sticking your hand on someones skin while their getting a tattoo. You'd literally be putting your hand under the ink head as its on their skin. Probably painful.
 
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Mr. Somebody said:
It would be like you sticking your hand on someones skin while their getting a tattoo. You'd literally be putting your hand under the ink head as its on their skin. Probably painful.
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I had a dream i did and it was just plastic that bounced off :deadmanny:
 
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Patient has 75 percent of his skull replaced with 3D-printed prosthetic

Earlier this week, an un-named man in the United States had 75 percent of his skull replaced with a 3D-printed plastic prosthetic, the first-known operation of its kind. The transplant was carried out by Oxford Performance Materials, which received approval to carry out such procedures from the US Food and Drug Administration last month. The company crafted the artificial skull based on a 3D scan of the patient's head, and the polyetherketoneketone prosthetic sports holes meant to encourage the growth of new cells and bone. According to the firm, about 500 people in the US could benefit from this technology each month. It's a fascinating implementation of a technology that's better associated with figurines and animation, but here's hoping we never witness the innovation firsthand.
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Patient has 75 percent of his skull replaced with 3D-printed prosthetic
 
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