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*You can print with regular plastic filament. [http://www.thevirtualfoundry.com/about/] | *You can print with regular plastic filament. [http://www.thevirtualfoundry.com/about/] | ||
*You can print in clay and then bake. See [[Metal Clay Printer]]. | *You can print in clay and then bake. See [[Metal Clay Printer]]. | ||
=Online Courses= | |||
*2018 course announced at 3DPrint.com - [https://3dprint.com/3d-printing-in-metal/] | |||
Revision as of 14:41, 20 March 2018
Proprietary
- Desktop metal - [1]
- Robots + Mig Welders - [2]. Cost of MIG wire is $2/lb, so overall cost is reasonable. Imagine 3D metal printing for rebar forms combined with Clay Extrusion to make rebar reinforced Earthen Construction all with industrial robots.
- The Formlabs Fuse 1 System - Informitive Demo + Interview By "Tested" Their webpage
Open Source
- MTU early MIG-welder based printer - [3]
- Part release mechanisms - [4]
Print and Sinter Filaments
- You can print with regular plastic filament. [5]
- You can print in clay and then bake. See Metal Clay Printer.
Online Courses
- 2018 course announced at 3DPrint.com - [6]