[General] Printing a working engine in under an hour

[Jeff Cotten]

I would print sturdy replacement gears for various household objects of
mine.  Recently I had an electronic litterbox break on me, I would prefer a
metal gear replacement to a plastic one.


On Thu, Apr 17, 2014 at 12:20 PM, Showers, Phillip M <
Phillip.M.Showers at boeing.com> wrote:

>  That’s interesting! Are you planning to use DMLS or a clay powder based
> kiln technique? What wattage are you pumping your lasers to?
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> I’d be interested from a small parts prototyping perspective, specifically
> for playing with other CNC designs.
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> Cool stuff,
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> Phil
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> *From:* general-bounces at lists.makerslocal.org [mailto:
> general-bounces at lists.makerslocal.org] *On Behalf Of *Sumontro Sinha
> *Sent:* Thursday, April 17, 2014 12:13 PM
> *To:* general at lists.makerslocal.org
> *Subject:* [General] Printing a working engine in under an hour
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> Hi,
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> I've got a question to the group: Does anyone want to functional engine
> parts and other parts in an hour?
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> 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.
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> Comment below if your interested in this printer and say why your
> interested in it and what you'd make with it:
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> Thanks,
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> Sumontro
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