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by GoM100Go » Thu 21.03.2013, 12:37
Oh the possibilities for our cars...
http://youtu.be/0Or5pu2Rz-cI wonder of they will scan and reproduce parts for people... I am near LA.

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by hatters » Thu 21.03.2013, 17:37
Very interesting clip
With that technology they can make anything
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by DeanG » Sat 23.03.2013, 23:31
It would be fun to play with one of those (and a 3D scanner, and a good CAD program). Home versions are down below $2,000. That is almost to the point where a club or a small shop could afford to get one to share.
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by Rudders » Sun 24.03.2013, 00:02
A very nice piece of kit, can see that becoming very popular
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by norman lovie » Sun 24.03.2013, 00:22
got one of these toys at work
We were doing a new flow spool a few weeks back - 40T of metal in the real world, you come up with the concept - make a drw and - hayho a 3D model is on your desk the next day - it''s very good for stimulating the progress of a design
I wish I could get access to it for homers but alas
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by DeanG » Mon 25.03.2013, 22:27
I believe there are companies on the Internet that will print things for a very reasonable fee.
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