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I doubt very much that you could do it with a 3d print at all. Even direct casts from fingerprints have proved difficult to use to defeat the scanner. I don't t
by TrevorJ 10y ago
I doubt very much that you could do it with a 3d print at all. Even direct casts from fingerprints have proved difficult to use to defeat the scanner. I don't think a 3d print would have the necessary resolution.
- jotux 10y ago>I don't think a 3d print would have the necessary resolution. I bought and run a Projet 3500(http://www.3dsystems.com/3d-printers/professional/projet-3500-hdmax http://www.3dsystems.com/3d-printers/professional/projet-350...) at my day job. In the highest resolution mode, which is all we really use, it's 750x750x1600 DPI. You could definitely print an accurate finger with fingerprints on it.
- palunon 10y agoYou can almost 3d print at the atom level with the right kind of machinery... Some FDM printers apparently have resolutions in the low 10s of microns. This laboratory probably isn't using off-the-shelf consumer-grade 3d printer