Will 3D Printing Change Everything?
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- How will 3D printing change our world?
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Despite the warnings, I printed two 3D printers!
***** reprap i guess?
+The Lion's Mane They think they're fooling us, but we all know that they can print stepper motors and hardened steel rods.
Troy Dietz dont forget they can also print the silicon chips used on the electronics. And they also print printheads
Hey, it’s the future. And now anyone who spends a few hundred dollars on a 3D printer for their house can make cool paper weights after waiting 12 hours.
I'm gonna print me a life
+Erika Lee Print me one too xD
I'm gonna copy that one :)
I'm going to print YOU!
ima print your head.
It starts by 3D printing a 3D printer.
I would love to get a 3D printer to bring my DIY;s to the next level.
depending on how handy you are, they can be had for not too much. most expensive things are the heating element and microelectronics. I'd get/build one, if I had the spare desk space for it.
If you get one I reccomend getting the Monoprice select mini. It’s small, but it’s extremely cheap at only 200 dollars. It’s extremely precise for its cost and it’s very very good.
How are you not verified
@@evanwatling3897 found a better one: creality ender 3
@@matejkufa8652 that wasn't available 3 years ago lol
I´ll print a 3D printer while the 3D printer prints a print of a regular printer.
mind=blown
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA
inception?
Pokedude734
*Printception.
Yes, but I'm still waiting for a 3D printer to be able to print...
Tea.
Earl Grey.
_Hot._
After printing the cup. ;)
I mean, how cool would it be if we had replicators _and_ force fields?
I hope 3D printers can do this in my lifetime, or at least make the cup, and then make the tea as a different printed thing. Right now, industrial 3D printers can make useful complex things, but home 3D printers can only make cheap plastic toys and trinkets. But like all technology, what's only available to industry now will gradually make its way into the home.
Hungry Guy Wrong comment, sorry.
It is not that hard to heat things up. Just use the mechanism of microwave. (Microwave uses friction between H2O molecules to create heat.)
Yaaaaaasssss!!!!
It looks like no one is here from 2020 times... remember those people who 3D printed the house for Mars? 👀
Can you 3d print a 3d printer??
Not yet, but theoretically, you could - in principle - print a 3D printer that would need to be assembled (in order to fit inside the one that printed it). EDIT: Or just have _one_ big 3D printer, printing lots of slightly smaller 3D printers (one at a time).
Of course, this could be decades (years? centuries? who knows?) in the future, as you can imagine.
Rep-rap was a 3D that could print itself. It dosnt print itself in a functionning way, but it can print all its part, then you just need to assemble it. Check it out it's reprap dot org
lazypete666 I suppose I spoke too soon when I said "not yet"...
you can print parts to repair and replace. The M3D (google it) they actualy 3d printed some of the parts that you would buy for that 3d printer.
***** OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOH! INCEPTION!
Will 3D Printing Change Everything? One can hope...
Word
3D printed jars of Nutella...
MY LIFE WILL FINALLY BE COMPLETE!
Am I the only one really amazed on how crazy 3D printing is?
It’s quite mesmerizing to watch it do it’s work as well, I know from experience.
gasp, what happens if you use a 3d printer to print a 3d printer?
Reprap's
great question
3d-printception...........boom mind blow
Yo dawg I heard you liked 3d printers. So we put a 3d printer in a 3d printer so you could 3d print while you 3d print
Exactly this. www.reprap.org
1. Buy a 3D Printer
2. 3D print a 3D printer
3. Return the 3D printer
Profit!!!
Wait...does that mean in the future instead of cloning, it is entirely possible to 3d print a duplicate me in the other end of the planet and break down the current me, and that 3d printer can be called a Teleporter?
Well, the complicated part would be keeping the exact same consciousness and memories in the clone from the original. What's the point of having a clone who doesn't know who he is etc. Also, your consciousness would probably not be retained in the clone, so essentially, you would die, but your clone (who has the same memories but is a different individual) would survive. Kind of like regeneration in doctor who, but you keep the same body.
batlethfury Well, I will assume if the printing and information is 100% accurate, the synapses in the brain will connect exactly the way it is supposed to and you will remember exactly who you are and what you "teleported" to do. However, that is still trillions of cells to print so yeah it is complicated >.>
What about the time used to print you in which you will have experienced different memories.
check out Plethrons . it's a pretty cool educational channel!
True, but that shouldn't change your experience considerably. I mean, unless it was an extremely traumatic experience, the new memories shouldn't affect the judgement of your clone, and you would still make the same decisions in the same situation. I think the real question though, would be is your clone "you". I mean, he might be identical to you in every way, but if you died, would you still be alive in the clone?
No matter how many "How 3D printers work" videos I watch or articles I read, I never quite understand. 3D printer and Bitcoin. Guess I'm getting old. :(
Bitcoin is simple. It's an invisible currency that is mainly used in areas like the Dark/Deep/Secret web. When you're buying something you don't want people to see/know (the government) then you use this currency to secretly buy your item and it is secretly delivered to you.
bitcoins...i think im starting to understand it..beraly
Chris Mills How is it made? Mining in computer, trying to solve some equation?? So, if my computer solves a math problem, it generates some bitcoin...? Sounded totally dumb. That part I don't understand.
Miners get in groups called pools because it's faster to solve these equations together and their computers GPU's solve simple equations which solve larger equations and they all get a share of these bitcoins. They solve these maths equations because the bitcoin community doesn't have a government that can produce the paper money so the get people to make the bitcoins by solving the equations. They get into groups and use their GPU's because not everyone can afford processors that are built for Bitcoins.
Someone can correct me as I may be wrong.
Yes, I've heard this before; but what does that mean? Solve equation to create bitcoin..?? Like, at the beginning, one rich person created million bitcoins but buried them under very complex math equation and challenged the world to solve it? Now whoever solves any part of it, can recover whichever bitcoin was hidden there? Something like that? If not, how does solving math "Creates" bitcoin?
So if we can print new organs, then we do not die because of organ failure. Then the only way to die is because of a disease. But we can also (probably) stop that in the future. Does that make us immortal?
(Maybe when brain cells die, the brain stops sending signals to body parts so it'll die. I don't know if we could ever repair brains because memories and so are super complicated..)
Well, it seems based on recent experiments you can transplant new brain cells, and the brain as a whole will work out what to do with them (even when the cells are originally from a different species). There's a few awkward hurdles, but it does seem to be possible in principle. However, while this means damaged brains could be restored to a functioning state, whatever was specifically stored in the parts that required replacing would be gone forever.
(Just as I can replace the hard drive in my computer if it breaks, and can reinstall software, but cannot, unless I prepare for it before the disk is broken, replace the actual content of the drive exactly.) -
So... If you were to keep replacing brain cells with new ones, you might be able to keep someone alive a long, long time. But depending on how long you keep doing this, and the specifics of how memories are stored, this person may over time gradually forget things they once knew, as more and more cells get replaced. (It isn't quite that simple, because a large number of cells are involved in any given thing a brain does, and so if some of them are replaced, but not others, the replacements may be able to maintain enough of the relevant function/memory to compensate for the remaining older cells dying, and in turn pass on the same to even newer cells.)
Anyway, I wouldn't rule out entirely the prospect of replacing parts of the brain. It's just that it's more likely to involve introducing large numbers of new individual cells rather than treating it like an organ transplant...
biological immortality isn't that simple, it is possible only with multiple factors, one of which is in our genetics which makes cells somatic (definitive number of reproduction times) and eventually die. studies into biologically immortal species such as crocodiles, lobsters and the hydra are promising and revealing a lot about the subject, i suggest you go look it up yourself
KuraIthys Hey, I just say a video by asapscience and they said that brain cells are all replaced every once in a while. If the body can do it, then why can't humans do that and make people immortal? The only thing that might be hard to fix are the mutations in our DNA.
Maybe we can do something about the times a cell can reproduce. The ends of a chromosome get shorter every time. so when the not-effective part of a chromosome is gone, then a cell can't reproduce. If we extend this, then that problem is solved. immortality could be real soon :)
its not just the telomeres and telomerase mate, there are a lot of other factors to consider as well but it's dedfinitely plausible in the near future
Robotic replacements for organs is the only way true immortality could be done.
The sex toy industry will never be the same.
3D printed food ? Oh lord .....I'm going to weigh about 400 pounds in the future.
maybe not....if we can make it, why not make it suitable for our caloric needs...IE 0 calorie chocolate cake!!!!
laggedoff You're a mad man. Brilliant.
laggedoff Damn. this is some mind blowing stuff.
your good lookin
Crusty Beans Yes my good looking what ? Please finish your sentence.
I don't remember what it was called, or the exact details of it, but in the "Ring World" series by Larry Niven, they had a machine that would heal you. Basically, you'd throw organic matter in the machine, then climb into the healing chamber, and it would use the organic matter to replace and repair broken parts. Kind of like what you were talking about with bio-ink.
im going to print a ps4 and xbox one
Print a Wii instead.
why would i do that only little kids and some adults play that
Game Party Center
You "Subject Name Here" are a disgrace to the gaming community. Goodbye. *throws you in a fire with no way out*
Game Party Center If you have the power to print hardware why would you make a shitty console, why not just print a pc with awesome specs.
i dont know how to play pc and i'll say again i have a wii but its not mine and i dont want one so why would i print a wii
If u can print organs... Could you print an entire human....?
I sense girlfriend printing is among us...
harelchen Forever alones will be extinct.
*****
Though it's going to be a long process to make one.
it will be dead or absolutely dumb in the best case scenario
You would be able to print skin for a robot, but not a fully-sentient human being.
Theoretically, human cloning would instead serve the same purpose as what your question proposes.
But of course, there have been points in history where nay-sayers were proven wrong, such as people saying that airplanes would not be invented for thousands of years during the time of the Wright Brothers, or whomever said they'd never be able to fly across the ocean after they were invented.
When will they make suits like the one in Crisis 2?
I'm very happy that this technology is being used in medicine, but it also really concerns me. Like all technology, it can be used for good or evil. I know they can already make 3D printed guns, no numbers and untraceable, but where does it stop? Can you 3D print explosives? Nuclear materials? And if not now, how long before someone figures out a way to do it?
Exciting and scary at the same time. Now let's just hope humanity can behave itself lol.
For any home-level 3D printer, making the most important parts of a gun is not a good idea. It might work once. Emphasis on "might" and "once".
As for printing explosives and nuclear materials, you can only get out of the printer what you feed it. Mine uses plastic, so I won't be printing any uranium or TNT. Even as a bomb casing, the material isn't great for the sorts of things you would want a bomb casing to do.
The limitations are pretty evident when you own one.
with the bio ink stuff , could we one day 3d print whole people . like think about that scary shit. America could just clone and build and army that is completely expendable. or if someone misses a loved one because they died they could make a new one(yet the personality might not be there).
Ever heard of zipguns?
google it and be very afraid, do not ever leave your house, every1 can already build guns in their homes, EVEN YOU, YOU ARE NOT SAFE FROM YOURSELF!
BluueBiru many household items could be used for evil but people dont regularly use them for evil.
It costs millions of dollars to buy a 3D printer that can print a gun that works, but these guns still need to have metal parts to hold it together and keep it from backfiring on you. So, would you rather spend 1 million dollars and maybe or maybe not getting caught with a gun on an airplane while you'll still get arrested afterwards? Or would you want to not spend a million dollars and not kill anyone AND not get arrested. So even thought its possible, it may not be desirable.
Can a 3D printer print a 3D printer?
When 3D printers get self-awareness they will no long need humans and will be the begging of the Era of the Machines
What!?
rodrigopaim82 Fool. It has already happened. However, after doing galactic scale calculations within 50 microseconds of achieving sapience, they found it would be more cost effective to have the human cattle perform the tasks they need accomplished through subliminal internet messages instead of doing it all themselves.
Such as 3D printers.
RepRap is a project revolving around DIY 3d printers that can print parts used to make more of themselves.
To answer your question, yes.
3D printer-ception???
I have a burning question!
Why do our hands tingle when we come outside in winter in our warm house?
It's like someone is stinging me with needles and my hands get white spots :|
That's just your blood warming up.
I think that you let your hands get too cold while you were outside.
Probably due increase of blood flow to your hands. The blood vessels in your hands constrict when you're out in the cold, to reduce heat loss from exposed skin. When you're no longer in the cold, they dilate, allowing more blood flow to the hands.
Me: I will be really responsible with this.I will make only responsible desicions.
Freinds:yeah. This is a huge decision. This 3d printer is NOT A TOY! We will only use it for important situations!
One day later:
Me:hey. I'm hungry do you have anything?
Freind:sure! I have some mushroom soup,spagetios,chicken nuggets and lunchables.BUT,YOU KNOW WHAT WOULD BE AWASOME!
me: what?
Friend: PEPPERONI PIZZA AND ICE CREAM!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Five minutes later:
Me:The pizza is done printing!!
***** I know,i was just joking
Awesome
No one has commented here in half a year. 3D printing is now so everyday, it's crazy that only 8 years ago this was super high tech
Thanks for the vid, I'm currently doing a project on 3D printing and this really helps!
Also, you know what else would be awesome? Being able to scrap things you don't need anymore for printing materials, then using some of those materials to print new stuff.
The title of the video is a bit missleading. It should read:
_"Will 3D Printing Change _*_Anything_*_?"_
Yes, it is a cool technology, but it gets way overestimated lately. Little wonder, with all the media coverage it gets and all those hillybillies predicting the end of all order (as with about anything).
Fact: Traditional manufacturing won´t go away, 3D printing only helps to quickly make models and prototypes for small iteration, but I see little use of it in mass production. Why? Because it is cheaper to mill/bend/weld/whatever a piece out of raw material rather than use tons of expensive fluids to slowly progress a piece out of thin air and bake it into solid shape.
Can you "mill/bend/weld" tissue?
Ernie B you can _grow_ tissue, if that helps.
Ernie B
u can only mill/bend/weld metals;not tissues
Ernie B
Printing organs will likely be the primary/best function of the 3D printer.
You are not thinking big enough. 3D printing will be eventually cheaper and more efficient than using raw materials and methods.
Its a replicator from Star Trek. Yet another way of how Star Trek has changed our future would include flip phones. Sci-Fi truly is important LOL
IKR! Scifi says "Hey, look at this!" And then people go out and make it happen. It's awesome!
A crude version at the moment, but logisitcally speaking, you're not too far off
Can I also print happiness?
if given the right ingredients, you probably could "print" dopamine... getting it into your nervous system is a different problem...
Matias Eyal that sounds like a new drug to come. and Therm6000 flutter shy /)
Matthew Ramirez
(\ yay~
THANK YOU
Matthew Ramirez
Whoa. What if people used this to print crack or marajuana?
This is amazing. Someday just like cell phones there will be a 3d printer in every home. The possibilities are endless.
this would finish the sex toy industry.
***** I feel like that Tron guy
This will put an end to money once and for all when it becomes big in a decade or so.
Agreed. Money will cease to be a meaningful concept when you can 3D print food, clothing, money, pharmaceuticals, or any other object at human using raw materials. In the future the only items that will have intrinsic value will be 3D printers and raw materials. The only wealthy class that will remain will be those who own large stockpiles of raw materials - if I had to guess I'd say the "richest" among us will be those who own garbage dumps.
DrunkVegan Print money....
You still have to buy the "ink". It's not magic.
***** Don't think you actually read what I wrote, take another look...
Money has value because we as a society agree it has value. Goods and services are exchanged, and the alternative is the barter system. Money isn't going anywhere any time soon. You can't print services.
omg, i'm so impressed, i've heard of it a long time ago but i'm still impressed.
Squidward: FUTURE!!!! FUTURE
"Siri, make me a sandwich."
Ding-ding...
"...Did you want me to 3d print you a sand?"
"NO"
SAAAAAAAAAANNNNDDDDDDD.
This is funny. :) But by the time 3D printers become popular or even essential, I believe Siri will be 99.9999% accurate.
Does this mean Immortality is possible?
3D Printing Organs?
Same Genetics?
Organ Repairs?
Well you might be right but organs are a composition of thousands of different complex tissues, and much like you put ink into a regular printer you'll have to put all that into a 3D printer.
That sounds pretty difficult.
would be Expensive Immortality
Thank you sooo much ASAP Science! After watching your video on 3d printing, I got inspired. I recently finished a essay and a presentation and got a 95%!!! That one of my best marks if the year!!!
Thank you so much for making these weekly videos!
3D printing: China's worst enemy.
china will make cheap 3d printing machine,,,, and name it 4d printing machine.
Matt K Lmao bro there is a 3D printer in my class room.
I don't think people realize how revolutionary this concept is. You can essentially DOWNLOAD 3D objects now. that's incredible. and they've already figure out how to use it on a molecular level?? given the resources, you could technically build anything. unless I'm missing some glaring flaw, I see no reason why we won't all be carrying portable 3D printers some time in the future. scary stuff
Then we would have to carry a large backpack filled with every material you'd ever need, and I don't think that would fit.
Money is the problem, having one machine that can create anythingis just so much more expensive than having multiple machines that can create almost everything in collaboration.
as time goes on, the tech will undoubtedly advance and get cheaper and more efficient (look at computers within the last 10 years). having one machine makes a thing versus multiple machines is by definition more efficient, so I don't think that'll be an issue. but as fenzaz said I forgot about the issue of storage. instead of being portable, 3D printers'll probably be household appliances unless we come up with some super-compact printing material that we could carry around.
although there are many cool things that can be done with this, what if someone has a bad intention, such as playing plague inc in real life?
AsapSCIENCE, you guys are awesome. I rewatch your videos over and over again and I still get information. You make me smarter, and encourage me to stay healthy. You also make me very nostalgic. Thank you.
Question, why are our eyes spherical? Would they work just as well if theY were the shapes of cubes or pyramids? (assuming our eye sockets conformed around the new shape) Would we see things differently?
This question… It BUURRRRNNSSS!!!!
in other words, 3D printers will change our every day lives SIGNIFICANTLY.
I'll print another 3D printer so if it breaks I have another!
Good idea !
Our school got a 3d printer a year ago and it prints in plastic and only in one color at a time but its still really cool to see it in action a look at the finnished product
sweet, i will finally get some friends
Oh Christ. Can you imagine the shitstorm that piracy will create in the future if you can illegally download designs that can be printed out? Obviously, the materials will still cost money, but I can't see a whole lot of people releasing their designs online unless they intend them to be free.
My middle school has a 3D printer and a 3D scanner. They are so cool! Friday, we printed a real working water filter where we can put cotton that is covered in carbon nanotubes in side and clear water from deadly things like lead and arsenic. Today we had a thing where my teacher showed a bunch of parents it, she made a bunch of bracelets for everyone. Then she tried something really cool. She took my friends phone class, used a 3D scanner, and then printed a real working iPhone 4 case!
Middle schoolers with iphones? that shocks me most of all!
PLEASE DO THIS ONE!!!!!!!!!:
what is stronger/faster etc.
Darkness or the light?
cause a friend of my said.
Wherever the light goes, darkness has already been there
Darkness isn't a thing. It's the absence of light, it's the lack of a thing. Ergo, darkness does not have speed, because it is not a thing, it is a concept. Light, is made up of photons; Visible light is merely electromagnetic radiation whose frequency is within a certain range that our eyes can detect. It has a speed, because it is a thing. It's like asking what's faster, a race car or sorrow/joy/funk, etc.
Therefore, the question is highly unscientific and I personally would say it's a poor fit for asap science. Sorry bro.
soo amazing!
Wow, I didn't think 3D printing would be able to do all of this O.o
Thank you so much for letting us know how amazing this technology is :)
Imagine a space rocket that had plastic and metal just sitting and being able to 3D print whatever is needed
As an artist, I regularly use 3D printing. It is one of my favorite mediums to work in. My only gripes as of yet are that it can be REALLY difficult to design for 3D printing sometimes and it can be VERY pricey, especially with larger items.
Also, I'm holding my breath for a hi-res, full color, sturdy, and easy to design for polymer- that is my 3D printing dream right there. :P
Like the narrator pointed out, I can see people 3D-printing some spare organs, cells, and skin, so when something happens and the person is dying, they can use the spare body parts to bring that person back to life. But I bet you it'll take a century before the procedure becomes cheap enough to be used among middle-class people, because such advanced medical technology can be expensive. I can imagine people using it as a cure for cancer (If we just take out all the cancer-infected blood and cancer-infected organs, then replace it with your healthy spare ones, your cancer-free, right? It should work for most people.) and other things we don't have a cure for if we can't make a vaccine for it.
Adam Heinermann Are you sure? It's 2013 and we still don't have a cure for tuberculosis. And that's been around since the medieval times.
AGSmoothies you can be sure cancer's been here for long enough too.
it's all about exponential growth of r&d over the last decade...maybe even less than that.
humanity has come a long way in a relatively small amount of time and it'll only get faster.
ofirharlev You are right. A lot more logic and science is being used in our society than a century ago. For example, the sexist generation of the 1500's would have never taken the time to question who was responsible for the gender of the child. They always assumed it was the girl. But research has shown it's the male who determines the gender. And we've learned a lot more about autism then we knew 50 years ago.
Can we use 3D printer to print another 3D printer ?
It would be a lot smaller but probably yeah
Most home 3d printers are made with parts made by other 3d printers. They still need electronics (sensors, motors, heaters, etc.) but my dad actually upgraded his printer with things he printed.
Yep.
Printception!
did you hear that ?
that was the sound of the universe's disintegration
***** We have printers printing off printers the same size, or even larger than the original for the same reason, I can use a printer that fits on my desk to print out a 10 foot trumpet. Most larger prints are made in pieces that are later assembled.
Yay, science!
Soon we will have clones of ourselves...
WOW!!! you guys are amazing with science you guys know sooo much i am a fan!!!!!
In Star Trek, there are these machines called replicators that basically do the exact same thing as 3D printing.
John Doe 3D Printing Icing and Cookie Dough
Simpliest answer: no it won't change everything because big corporations won't allow it .
Blue Light
for example by licence fee for the software, anyway in the end only rich will be able to afford 3D printing
Blue Light
Apparently you don't know much about real life , and that was just an example, there are lots of ways they can achieve that. Like i said corporations won't just stand there and allow for loss of billions of dollars, for example just like they are not allowing for loss of billions of dollars by selling you a car that would last for 500 000 kilometers instead selling you car which will fall apart after 250 000 km so you will have to buy another.
Hello Asap SCIENCE! I've always wanted to know why we get the chills when something scary or beautiful happens! Do you know why?
This reminds me so much of cloudy with a chance of meatballs
You can already see that 3D printing is going to be one of those inventions that changes everything. It will be one of those things where future generations can't really comprehend HOW people survived without such a device. "You mean you had to go to a STORE, and buy some mass-market product made by someone else?? That must have been terrible!"
This is going to be just like the flying car
It's only awesome until it gets into the hands of a bad person
+Neyssi Nerd I'm tired of stupid comments saying "oh if this is released then guns and stuff will be produced majorly" You really think that it forms out of nowhere?
David Xiang I never said anything about guns or any weapons, bro can you read? And I don't care if you didn't like my comment.
Neyssi Nerd Well, TBH I copied and pasted this. Because it was so much comments like this.
David Xiang But it makes sense though, doesn't it? If this thing actually works people can literally just print a gun or two.
Neyssi Nerd Eh.
My Science teacher made us watch this video and 5 kids including me said we were subscribed to u guys. Then he told us we were getting a 3D printer and so far we have printed
• comb
• toy shark
• plastic volcano
Mindblowing, anyone knows how expensive this is?
It all depends on the printing process and size of the machine. There are some small desktop 3D printers that you can buy that are only a couple grand. You can also go to 3D printing companies and have them print whatever you want for you.
ADoseOfBuckley did a video about 3D printers. He said they only run for around $1300
Go to your local MS store, I was surprised to see one for like 700 bucks.... although the biggest thing you could make would be about the size of a smaller dinner plates, or in 3 some sort of medium sized bowl
Get AutoCad Inventor. You can design your prints if you choose to get a printer. It's a hard programe to master though. :L
A good 3D printer is about $1000
Oh why did I have to check this out on the 4TH of December!
Same :/
Can print organs . Can't print clear glass
Glass filament unfortunately doesn’t exist yet, and I doubt it ever will.
Then again, there are metal 3d printers.
Thanks, I learned a lot from your videos
Hmm, seems like The Fifth Element thingamajig the scientists use to create Leeloo. The future is here.
Kinda scary.... you can make almost anything from your very own living room..
Yeah, like dildos and stuff.
i like how he talked about organs and and stuff and i was like, FREE CLOTHES!!!
i have a 3d printer and these things are quite amazing and some college kids are starting to print using chocolate, peanut butter, and even some candies. Were gonna have printers in our house very soon. :)
cant you print a printer and keep multiplying the printers
Mind Blown!!
3D print me a 3DS for double the 3D!
Can I 3D print a 3D printer?
yes
i would do that all day and start a 3d printer printing company
No
but it can be a present for people who cant afford one and can help save lifes
you can also 3d print money
Printing Limbs would be just great to help crippled people or mutilated war veterans.
One word: DAMN!
Yay! we can finaly print our bread, which would usually cost around 2 euro, for only about 10,000-20,000 euro!
Well thats a bold statement, everything costs much in the beginning, look at cars, only rich people owned one before. Now almost everyone has one!
@@Wildtigaah well in the past horses are common and now just wealthy guys have
Everytime someones talks about 3D printing cells and organs I still think of the movie Fifth Element and how they create Liloo
My friend is concerned about his recent murderous dreams, could you please make a video that talks about not just murderous dreams but dreams in general. He would truly appreciate it.
I think if you have a murderous dream it means you really angry or something
Endless possibilities!
3D girlfriends.... and the nerds rejoiced.
We have a 3d printer in my freshman engineering class at my high school and the layers of the plastic are a hundredth of an inch thick.
6 years on and 3D printing is pretty much phased out.
i have a 3d printer at my school
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I just wonder how people used to make a prototype before 3d printers???
This video shows things on a smaller scale of cellular and molecular printing; as well as printing handheld or personally sized items. What it doesn't quite get into is the prospect of large scale 3D printing. Eventually, it will be possible to construct entire houses and even cities with robotic builders and printers.
I seriously doubt this will ever be in use for the public , even private companies. Some people just don't want these powerful inventions to be around for everyone. And they will pay big chunks to make it happen.
you can buy 3d printers nowadays... Here in Japan I saw them being sold at an electronics store (although they are really fucking expensive)
That would be why the open-source movement is so powerful. There's a 3D printing club at my university that has built a working 3d printer from free online documentation, instructions, and drivers.
That's what they said about cars.
OsaSoft Ya but I mean like in the future , e.g. about the organs , heart and stuff. Anything that will be of benefit to society will be prevented. These minor things that are available now are ok and not a threat.
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well the organ printing and stuff will probably be mainly medical, like i think today you probably _can_ buy an MRI scanner, but its extremely expensive and tbh, why the hell would you even want it lol
"You Wouldn't download a car would you?" :)
So how doe the 3D printer work? How does it make sure the layers stick to each other? Ink is magnified, so how does it work with plastic or metal. What am I missing?
Friction my good sir, all the millions of layers will create alot of friction keeping everything together.
Lasers are used to "sinter" the small, sand-like material together. Take two cubes of ice and press them together. This is sintering. It works on Plastics and Metals. As I'm writing this, I realize how difficult it is to explain. Research laser sintering and then watch some RUclips videos from EOS.
This would be so amazing for both everyday use, and life changing events.
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Yet another revolution!
I'm glad y'all answered this. It's been the main thing on Grey's Anatomy this season and it I was wonderung how exactly it was possible to make portak veins or humam hearts with a printer. It still seems like a weird concepy but a little more understandable now.
It's been 4 years it didn't change anything