I have done it.

It's truly amazing.

It borders on the best EVER.

I used a 3D printer to create.........A WHITE PLASTIC CHAIR.

This changes EVERYTHING!

Robby
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I work with 3D Printers.

Can't build a chair but I make little plastic and rubber toys for the big boys.

Do you know much about consumer 3D printers and plastics?

This is knowledge you need to put into everyones hands, not just those who sit up on their gilded thrones and can afford $10 and have access to a home improvement store!

But can you use your 3D printer to create love and world peace?

Only on Fridays

Robby

I need to use a 3D printer to create a Robby that will make new WAM videos.

A white plastic chair?

Get with 2016, dude. We've been using our 3D printers to make a time machine to go back and put plastic white chairs (that we also made with our 3D printers) in all the WAM videos that don't have them.

Try and keep up. :ahahah:

It would be awesome if something like a Natalie Wood action figure was affordable based on a model doing a pose from "The Great Race" pie fight scene. There's a video on YouTube titled "DIY Action Figures with 3D printing!" which makes it seem doable for those with a 3D printer, Xbox Kinect, and whatever software is required. Of course the 3D printing part especially makes it an absurdly expensive venture. Still, maybe we're not too far away from 3D holographic WAM modeling? See my post here for how to watch holographic videos on your smartphone or tablet https://umd.net/forums/holographic-wam albeit very small 2D holograms.

3D printing to make white plastic chairs is like exploding a nuclear weapon to heat your basement (or cook your breakfast, etc.)

...if you prefer a 'custom-made' white plastic chair, there is a Swedish design firm that uses motion tracking cameras + 3D print tech (thermoplastic) that allows you to trace the shape of your (fantasy wam plastic) chair (using a white marker as tracking object) in AIR....the program captures this tracing as a 3D CAD file and "prints" out the custom chair in about 15 minutes (must have a tub of thermo plastic large enough to accommodate the chair size)

The Swedes are unmatched in the world for contour ass-modeling.

Wait.... aren't ALL printers 3D? I've never seen a Xerox photocopier that you can slide between the cracks of your wall.

Can you not use "cracks" again in my UMD presence?

I'm kinda demure ya know.

Robby

I use industrial 3D Printers.

Could you BE more of a smart ass? (I'm so proud of him)


Robby

But can you make pie tins with a 3D printer? Or wristwatches?