Thermwood "Tinkering" With 3D Printing

[gerryv]

10' x 10' x 5'. Maybe a bit beyond my budget :rolleyes:

[BrandanS]

10' x 10' x 5'. Maybe a bit beyond my budget :rolleyes:

Oh my! It's a "Desktop" router (more like Plant-Top). What a beast!

[Brady Watson]

Pretty neat...although you can turn any CNC, including SBs into a 3D printer without too much difficulty. Your biggest challenge will be Z height if you intend on doing tall prints, but other than this, it's pretty straightforward.

-B

[Xray]

Saw this beast at least years auto show in Detroit and it printed out a car2578525786

[cabnet636]

The Chinese have been making house parts for a couple of years, this type of work is in its infancy !