Reporting on the developments of 3D printing, rapid manufacturing and other technologies that are going to change our physical environment.
Sunday, January 29, 2012
3D printed Hilbert curve using two types of ink
This Hilbert curve approximation serves more as a test "to produce objects with overhanging parts that are currently very difficult, or impossible, for them to print" using two types of ink (PVA and PLA). After dissolving the former, the latter remains.
Next up, a Menger sponge?
Approximating the Hilbert curve with 3D printers (BoingBoing via Thingiverse)
Labels:
3d printer,
development,
hilbert curve,
menger sponge,
pla,
pva
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