[General] Printing a working engine in under an hour

[Charlotte M. Ellett]

I'm curious to see how you're doing 3D "printing" of metal parts in a
desktop unit.  That said, depending on the strengths of the technique and
the resolution it could print at, there could be many uses.  My train PC
case currently needs a compact 12v motor.  Aside from that, I'd be looking
for servos and other parts for robots that would normally be machined and
that would require precision and durability.  Easy customization or quick
prototyping are the obvious advantages to home brewing this stuff.

Charlotte M. Ellett

http://c63industries.com

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On Apr 17, 2014 12:14 PM, "Sumontro Sinha" <sumontrosinha at gmail.com> wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I've got a question to the group: Does anyone want to functional engine
> parts and other parts in an hour?
>
> I'm developing a desktop 3D printer that can make a 1 kg steel or aluminum
> part in under an hour. I'm making this for myself because I want to
> design/build/fire a working rocket engine in a day, but I'm curious to see
> what else people would use this printer for if they had it and why they
> would use it.
>
> Comment below if your interested in this printer and say why your
> interested in it and what you'd make with it:
>
> Thanks,
>
> Sumontro
>
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