Carbon3D printed objects magically emerge from a resin pool

cosmictotem

cosmictotem

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The future of 3D printing isn’t Lego-driven hot glue guns (as amazing as those are). No, it’s this wild-looking machine that pulls fully-formed three-dimensional objects out of a pool of goop.

And yes, it’s a real thing. This is the Carbon3D printer, and it’s said to be anywhere from 25 to 100 times faster than the 3D printers most of us are familiar with today — like the ones made by Solidoodle and MakerBot.

Most 3D printers feed plastic filament that’s....
http://www.geek.com/chips/carbon3d-printed-objects-magically-emerge-from-a-resin-pool-1618189/

http://carbon3d.com/


 
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I'm not sure what's new about it, stereolithography machines were some of the first 3D printing technology.
 
spidergoat said:
I'm not sure what's new about it, stereolithography machines were some of the first 3D printing technology.
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Maybe the "new" part is that they will be finally available for home use? I'm just glad I didn't throw my money into a 3D printer yet. I really want to see this happen but there are some skeptics.

 
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