Here’s a great video from Discovery Channel Canada that shows off the DShape 3d printer I mentioned previously that my friend JF Brandon used to print the amazing Rygo that is currently on display at VanDusen Gardens in Vancouver.
Thanks to Robot Dreams for the heads up!
![Mendel Max 1.5 [Work in Progress]](https://i0.wp.com/johnbiehler.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/8052706367_befa13dceb_h.jpg?fit=768%2C576&ssl=1)
I’ve been seeing a number of Mendel Max’s in the wild lately (Portland Maker Faire and at VHS) and really like a number of things about them so I ordered a set of parts from Lulzbot.com and have spent a little bit of time (roughly) putting it together using a set of parts I printed…
Thanks to @polarisdotca for letting me know that Will over at Tested.com used my low poly mexican cactus as the ‘mystery object’ today. It’s one of my favorite models.
As I mentioned in my previous post about Seattle Mini Maker Faire, one of the things that impressed me was the Kossel Mini deltabot 3d printer. At the 3D604 Build Day held last Sunday at the Vancouver Hackspace, Colin & I were able to make some serious progress on our builds: We’re using black OpenBeam…
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when can we use this to print organs, we could modify the plastic feed to a capillary containing cells and stroma and collagen… :)
We already can….lots of examples of 3d printing various organic structures and tissues out there now.