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Thread ID: 120726	2011-09-22 21:27:00	More 3D printing	gary67 (56)	PC World Chat

Post ID	Timestamp	Content	User
1233061	2011-09-22 21:27:00	From Bath by the designer of home 3D printing here (www.abc.net.au)	gary67 (56)
1233062	2011-09-22 22:42:00	Cheers Gary, really interesting, I so want one of these, it made me thing about all the plastic things that I have broken over the years and how easy they could have been fixed with one of these. Thanks :thumbs: :thanks	Iantech (16386)
1233063	2011-09-22 22:54:00	I like it !	SP8's (9836)
1233064	2011-09-22 23:06:00	I would like one too.	Bobh (5192)
1233065	2011-09-22 23:09:00	I can't print anything like the head. But I do have my own machine which can print stuff just like Adrian's and have made things like hooks to hang fishing rods on the wall and such. It's very useful	gary67 (56)
1233066	2011-09-22 23:41:00	I guess in some respects, the better the imaging/digitising equipment and software you have, the more you can do and at better quality, would that be true? I would imagine the imagers used for creating a 3D model of her head are probably more in the thousands of dollars rather than hundreds of dollars, or is all that gear reasonably priced these days?	Iantech (16386)
1233067	2011-09-23 00:20:00	www.reprapstores.com Just for anyone who's interested.	SP8's (9836)
1233068	2011-09-23 00:32:00	Self replicating ... beam me up Scotty ... :D	SP8's (9836)
1233069	2011-09-23 02:07:00	There are plenty more sources around including in NZ	gary67 (56)
1233070	2011-09-23 08:36:00	Could you regrind and re-melt old weedwhacker strings to make new weedwhacker strings? That would be re-cycling with a vengeance, but harvesting the old ones is a problem yet to be solved. I was mightily impressed with butterflies or similar that Vic Oliver did.	R2x1 (4628)
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