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February 27, 2011 04:26 am PST
Original Link: http://feeds.boingboing.net/~r/boingboing/iBag/~3/VfjLp6R_q4Y/3d-printing-with-mas.html
3D printing with mashed potatatoes
The people at Bits From Bytes, who sell 3D printer kits, fed some mashed potatoes to a RapMan printer and used it to print some quite credible prototype 3D food. But it's not without some issues. In the video they indicate the syringe-like extruder is running at a slow 16mm/sec rate, perhaps the slowest typical setting for printing plastic. They are unsure whether this can be increased, meaning food prints (of at least potatoes) are destined for slow production. 3D Printing Potatoes With The RapMan (Thanks, Kerry!) New 3D printing materials: clear plastic, skateboard-tough plastic ... Homemade 3D printer goop made from maltodextrin costs 1/50 of the ... 3D printed bird's nest egg-cup - Boing Boing Candyfab 6000: latest rev of 3D sugar-printer Boing Boing...
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