Ask HN: Is it possible to 2D-print a radio?

I'm exploring the idea of fabricating a simple radio receiver using only printed elements: - Conductive tracks: silver nanoparticle ink - Resistors: carbon-based ink - Inductors: printed spirals - Capacitors: interdigitated fingers or stacked layers I'm aware of printers like the Dimatix DMP-2850 and Optomec Aerosol Jet, but I'm more interested in hacking a standard inkjet printer for this. Has anyone here experimented with something similar? I'd love to hear about setup, materials, challenges, or any resources you’d recommend.