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Posted by Ford James in Tech
3D printing has come a long way in the last decade or two. It's far more affordable now and the results are much higher quality - according to Forbes, the industry will reach a value of $7.5 billion in 2024!
We want to see the coolest 3D printing creations out there! Find your favourite, submit the link, credit the original creator, and tell us why you're so impressed by it!
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Digital Sundial
A very popular design made by Mojoptix. It's a great example how 3D layering tech can help to build something, otherwise impossible.
Design link
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1068443
here is a video "how it's made"
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That one weird Ghibli character that keeps following the girl in the movie called " Spirited Away "
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I've seen some amazing FFXIV 3D printed weapons, sadly couldn't find my favourite one (it was a Summoner book which was glowing and had moving cogwheels on it, it blew my mind)
This one I really like, it looks amazing, and I love how she provides the free blueprints with it and also made a tutorial video! Probably if I would want to get into cosplaying again, I would have an attempt at this one.
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I've recently been lucky enough to have gotten my very own 3d printer, there are still some nits and grits I need to sort out but I love following people who create Pokemon-themed stuff but it also doubles up as something useful.
This item is pretty cool, it's a 3d printed add-on for your phone, that helps you throw PokƩballs in a straight line, which can be especially handy during gameplay. I'm not too sure who the original creator is but I have the link for it on Etsy. I'm hoping that the seller is the original creator.
https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/471523371/pokemon-go-aimer-universal-phone-aim
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I'm a medical student and I can't help but be impressed by the impact of 3D printers in medicine, especially in terms of prosthetics, helping people's motor and psychological functions.
In the videos, we can see how these children will have a totally different life expectancy and with as few limitations as possible.
If you're interested, here's a video that covers a lot about 3d printing and medicine
