Following is visualizing how a 3D printed titanium prosthesis for a bird was made. It is the world first 3D printed prosthesis for a bird.
A group that includes designer, dentist and veterinary used a photographic scanning technology, modeling and 3D printing to develop the prosthesis.
Following article is a rough translation of a Spanish blog where it describes how they 3D printed a skyscraper, namely Scandinavia’s tallest building, the Turning Torso skyscraper based in Sweden, Malmo city.
In this new installment in Slicing (for 3d printing), we will today talk about a print (or “project” as we called this building), inspired by the work of Calatrava´s Turning Torso which we printed from a machine from impresoras3d.com.
Nowadays you will find 3D printers for less than 400 euros, cheaper than an iPhone! You have probably heard of 3D printers in the news and probably wants one also after seeing one in action, but the question is, do you need 3D printer at the present time and what are the costs of the acquisition?
Are there many manufacturers in the market, or is it still a niche product? In the following article, we will go through those questions.
