DIY 3D Printer
3D printed houses ( DIY ) WOW!
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3D printed houses ( DIY ) WOW!
This will be DIY project for everybody. Making houses is always too much work. But not with 3d Printers. We always make small or big things with the help of 3d Printers. Now 3d Printed house! WOW 🙂
Apis Cor is the Company, making the body of this 409 square foot house was built in 24 hours by a 3D printer in Russia.
Fab@Home: The DIY 3D Printer from Cornell
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Fab@Home: The DIY 3D Printer from Cornell
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Fab@home was one of the first two open source do-it-yourself (DIY) 3D printer (the other open source DIY 3D printer was RepRap.) The Fab@Home 3D printer utilizes syringe tools that can make objects out of multiple materials. The first version of Fab@Home print head had two syringes. Later versions of Fab@Home 3D printers had more syringes going all the way up to eight syringes that could be used simultaneously. Fab@Home 3D printers could be used with several materials including epoxy, silicone, food materials such as chocolate, cookie dough and cheese, among others.
The Fab@Home project was started by Hod Lipson and Evan Malone of the Cornell University Computational Synthesis Laboratory in 2006. Before the release of open source 3D printers the 3D printer market was dominated by industrial 3D printers. The goal of Fab@Home was to make 3D printers more popular and accessible for common people. The project was continued until 2012. The project was considered complete when the rate at which do-it-yourself 3D printers and consumer printers were being distributed exceeded the rate of industrial 3D printers.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fab@Home
