3-D Printer Ping!
I’ve been wondering lately if these printers mean the end of big box stores. You just go to a 10 x 10 store front, tell the guy behind the counter what you want, and they just “print” it up for you. Or bring in your own program and load it up.
Well, what’s the furniture look like, my daughter’s Barbie doll house seats? Will it do an electric chair?
3-D Printer Ping!
This is great! I have been interested in 3D printing for a while, but it has always been too expensive. Hopefully soon I will be able to afford one.
3-d printing is an exciting technology, and this is another advance. However, a $39,000 machine to make wobbly plastic Walmart chairs is not my idea of a hobby. For prototyping though, this is great and it may mean that we will see much more variety of wobbly plastic Walmart chairs in the future.
Maybe they can have a 3D printer make a pair of ba**s for some of our elected officials.
Hey, I had a great idea! (well, I think it’s great anyway) As soon as someone can make an old-fashioned full water usage toilet, I want to buy one! Ditto for washing machines and dishwashers that work the way they are supposed to and used to do.
What potential to circumvent absurd EPA regulations.
Take that, enviro-nazis!