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3D printing

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Created by choco > 9 months ago, 7 Aug 2013
Legion
WA, 2222 posts
8 Aug 2013 11:59AM
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Guns are awesome. And gauss guns - how do they work?

GreenPat
QLD, 4107 posts
9 Aug 2013 5:43AM
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If you broke a wheel on your office chair you could print yourself a new one...

Skwinty
WA, 164 posts
11 Aug 2013 10:21AM
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Here's a good looking entry level desktop model for$397

www.kickstarter.com/projects/pirate3d/the-buccaneer-the-3d-printer-that-everyone-can-use

myusernam
QLD, 6160 posts
12 Aug 2013 9:10AM
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Legion said..

Guns are awesome. And gauss guns - how do they work?



just like a monorail (projectile is train or sharpened nail)
basically an electric motor in a straight line rather than a circle

jbshack
WA, 6913 posts
12 Aug 2013 12:01PM
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I've really enjoyed reading this thread..Totally lost now though

And i thought my Go pro was confusing

oceanfire
WA, 718 posts
12 Aug 2013 1:28PM
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More reading for you then;

Restoration work with 3D printed concrete...

www.3dprinter.net/rebuilding-new-yorks-waterfront-with-the-d-shape-3d-printer

kyteryder
NSW, 692 posts
16 Aug 2013 12:27AM
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Hi guys.

We have a spectrum z510 at work. Both guys that have been trained on it have left the company. It needs a service so I am lead to believe. Does anyone know how to operate this machine and could give us training in Sydney. The two places I have located are in vic and qld.
Any help would be appreciated.

KR

jusavina
QLD, 1506 posts
16 Aug 2013 1:09PM
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oceanfire said..


Happy to take on any jobs if anyone needs a 3D printing service



Can you print a Tiga 254? It is plastic isn't it?




Saffer
VIC, 4501 posts
16 Aug 2013 2:17PM
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I'm waiting until the really good 3D printing stuff starts...3D vagina's

Pitbull
WA, 1267 posts
16 Aug 2013 5:34PM
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It would probably be cheaper to hire one for the night.



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