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Impossible Objects has refined this idea by using stacks of printed powder onto fiber sheets. They get stacked and sintered into the final object, and the fiber
by ricardobeat 2y ago
Impossible Objects has refined this idea by using stacks of printed powder onto fiber sheets. They get stacked and sintered into the final object, and the fiber itself acts as reinforcement.
It makes 3D printing at massive scale possible:
https://impossible-objects.com/3d-printers/ https://impossible-objects.com/3d-printers/
- 0_____0 2y agoThat's slick! I wonder what sorts of jobs end up being cost effective on it. Like, how much does the media used to print the example job in the video cost? There's no clue on the website as to the cost of the media, so I'm guessing you have to have a pretty good reason to need this particular technology (simply speed?)