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This looks like 2.5D actually. The base material is a _liquid_ mix of plastic and glass that is first shaped and then, separately, baked. So I can't see how th
by huhtenberg 10y ago
This looks like 2.5D actually.
The base material is a _liquid_ mix of plastic and glass that is first shaped and then, separately, baked. So I can't see how this can be used to print, for example, a hollow sphere.
- empath75 10y agoIt looks like it's a powdered mix, though.
- grenoire 10y agoCan you bake two hollow hemispheres together?
- adrusi 10y agoIt says it can be pre-cured under light. I was imagining that a uv lamp on the printer would harden it like dry clay prior to firing.
- fudged71 10y agoJust because you can find a specific example where a solution doesn't work doesn't mean the solution has no merit. A fully hollow sphere may not be possible, but support structures can enable even more complex parts than hollow spheres.