| Author | Message | ||
     Koz5150 |
No Joke... http://www.gizmag.com/markforged-mark-one-carbon-fiber-3d-printer/30642/ For $5,000 you could make a lot of cool stuff!  | ||
| M2typhoon |
Does it include software?? | ||
| Jayvee |
One can print to a maximum size of 12 x 6.25 x 6.25 in | ||
| Haaken |
These types of 3d printers are the future. Just imagine the possibility of at home engineering and manufacturing. . As the technology matures, just think of the possibilities... | ||
| Purpony |
I have a few 3d printed parts on my bike. I have 8 machines in my lab at work. Most of my parts i design for my bike i 3d print first, test fit, then machine. Works great  This way i can make sure it fits before i fixture and cut chips. When i just switched over to my vrod headlight i think i printed 4 different versions of my design before i got the light tucked close enough to the forks and located exactly where i wanted it. Then made them on the CNC, powdercoated them and they bolted right on- | ||
| Purpony |
Here is the pulley i made for my bike that i first 3d printed to test fit. Also a prototype oil tank i was working on.  here is a 3d printed heel guard im working on as well. this design has evolved from when i first printed this... I was just looking at fit and size.  (Message edited by purpony on February 15, 2014) | ||
| Koz5150 |
Awesome! | ||
| V74 |
rocker box covers please |
