Ohio
3D printed Tauntaun
According to Mat Luschek from the Medina County Gazette in Medina, Ohio,” he used Elegoo-brand 3D Rapid Resin for the parts. The liquid resin “was designed to significantly reduce printing time with its excellent fluidity. Its great stability and proper hardness guarantee a worry-free printing experience.”
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3D Printing News Alert(Ohio officials seek to promote 3D-printing of prosthetics via law change)
Ohio officials seek to promote 3D-printing of prosthetics via law change.
According to Lt. Gov. Jon Husted, during a Statehouse news conference on Thursday, “Aaron is providing an innovative and creative solution to a problem that he and many other people face, and I don’t want outdated laws to stand in his or anyone else’s way.”
According to some comments from the video,”
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Mohammad Samheel
1 month ago
Anyone with a 3D printer can also help others by modifying and 3D printing these prosthetics. It’s available.
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littigTxFishing
1 month ago
Such a simple design no electronic parts why aren’t these being used more.
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Ryan K.
1 month ago (edited)
I have a robotics class in my high school, and the entire class has to build some with the tools they learned from previous years. I am the only one that is making a fully functional 3D printed arm.
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Saud Md. Munwar
1 month ago
Yes, this man is really working for mankind.
Salut Guillermo Martinez.
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Fern F
1 month ago
Bravo! 3D printing can be so much more than toys. This is a wonderful project ❤
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Rebecca Isaac
1 month ago
Besides being a good person he is a hero to help those who can not afford expensive robotic limbs…😗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗😗😗
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Talgat Tursynbekov
1 month ago
Robotic Hand building is tough.
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RedSnowGlobe
1 month ago
So a young guy who took a 3D design from the internet and is giving a custom printed version to people around the world for free, comments are praising him like a god wtf.”
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