3DPrint: How cool is that?
This is an example from the UK that Gemunu Nanayakkara (from Faber Maunsell Ltd) just sent me
If you have examples that you want to share please contact me at Nicolas.mangon@autodesk.com
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Which process made the model? I didn't think zCorp/3DP could reliably produce that sort of geometry, so perhaps thats an SLS model?
Posted by: Matt | May 22, 2008 at 12:36 PM