Originally Posted by
erbroens
I canīt imagine a limit for development in this area. Suppose we will soon share in a email some airplane/landing gear/engine design etc.. and then we are going to print the stuff we like in a local printing shop, and probably the same for tools, cars, (some will want to print a flying one, haha) etc..and this is already amazing. And inevitably, probably at the critical point in wich a highly capable machine will be able to copy itself, everything we knew about how to earn a living will change.
Enrique,
Yes this technology is amazing, there is 3D printer for several kinds of materials, polymers, metals etc... and several kinds of applications, making tools, molds, parts and so on. We have developing a lot of our stuff in 3D using Solidworks and Rhino and 3D printing in a SLA technology (Stereolithography) using liquid resin and laser, as you can see the results are very good for our application:
As you see you can share an email with the 3D draw and have this printed for you in a local printing shop.
