Printer 3D [general debate interests technologies]

[Christophe]

2 info:

a) PLA vs. ABS: https://www.econologie.com/forums/l-impressi ... 12647.html

b) The 3D printer from the store is available at the presale for delivery in October 2013: https://www.econologie.com/shop/impriman ... p-511.html plus a launch promo (and always Franco de Port)



Otherwise, I have information about the kit: it is a kit that does not require electronic solder but there is about 1 day assembly anyway (calibration included)

I just created a topic about installing the K8200 printer (a bit early, but this way we can prepare the ground)

[Christophe]

A fairly complete file on 3D printing and its issues: http://pro.clubic.com/it-business/artic ... nsion.html

Introduction:

A new technology is an opportunity for companies to enter a market, or boost sales sometimes in decline. The arrival of the 3D on TVs, even if it has not embodied the expected revolution, is a perfect example.

But in the opinion of some scientists, analysts or investors, 3D printing does not seem to be a mere innovation serving an existing market, and would be a disruptive technology that could simply disrupt the industry as we know it. we know as much as our consumption habits.

One of the characteristics of a disruptive technology is often that it is not seen to arrive, or that it is underestimated. In this, 3D printing has all this kind of innovation. Because if this technology has its supporters, it also has its detractors. And despite the increased technological intelligence of companies and the extremely rapid flow of information, which today allows us to glimpse the many application areas of 3D printing, the fact remains that no one at all The current time can not predict the future of this technology and its real consequences on our business model.

3D printing, new industrial revolution or simple technological evolution? We propose in this article to explain how 3D printing is used today, what it can involve for a company and what could condition the success of this technology, or on the contrary limit its field of action. action.

Note: this file comes at a time when the subject of 3D printing is particularly vivid. The information provided in the following pages should therefore be considered at the date of publication.

[moinsdewatt]

3D printing? Beware of the hype.

[Christophe]

https://www.econologie.com/forums/innovation ... 12687.html

[louphil]

We change the size of the printer, and we build buildings with. We replace the plastic wire with concrete or a more suitable mixture, and voila ...

I had seen a demo video on this subject (I can not find it), and it was crazy realism ... 1 only machine on the site, 1 only man to drive (monitor), and in less a week, the building is built (at least the big works) ...

[Christophe]

Should we find this video louphil!

[louphil]

Well, it's not the one I saw, but the principle remains the same. Demo from 4 "30.
Before it's blah blah to sell (kind is better for everything, and more is ecological, it's humanitarian, etc., etc.) ...

Here it is : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JdbJP8Gxqog&feature=player_embedded

In fact, the simu that I saw is the one presented in the documentary ...

[Christophe]

Thanks phil, but has this been done "for real"? Because it's a 3D concept ...

[louphil]

No, I do not think so, although the first time I heard about it, it was there 2 or 3 years already. However there are projects in studies that seem about to end ...

For the moment it is only at the experimental stage, but it will be democratized rather quickly ...


http://www.3dnatives.com/des-architects-vont-construire-une-maison-avec-une-imprimante-3d/

[Capt_Maloche]

Nice whole building impression
We will necessarily come, for the installation cost of a crane, we install a printing structure with a concrete plant

still remains the foundations and all the second work to achieve in a traditional way