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No. 3D printers enable feats of engineering that would be impossible without their availability. You don't need to make the plastic part in two pieces so that
by GigabyteCoin 13y ago
No. 3D printers enable feats of engineering that would be impossible without their availability.
You don't need to make the plastic part in two pieces so that a screw can fit into one of them, for example.
House foundations are 3d printed in a sense... The dots of plastic are just larger and take longer to dry ;)
- dinkumthinkum 13y agoYou're not addressing the strength or fragility of the artifacts though.
- ENGNR 13y agoSome 3D printed objects are actually superior for strength, for example plastic with a honeycomb interior can have an amazing strength/weight/cost.