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Top 1: World’s 1st 3D printed yacht
Have you ever wondered how to combine innovation with sustainability? Well here is one way. Andre Hall came up with the amazing idea of turning 20 tons of waste plastic into a “One minute boat”. He joined forces with Willemijn Peeters, the CEO of Serious Business to make it happen and create a yacht to sail at the next Volvo Ocean Race. A start of prevention from waste polluting our oceans, to sailing them.
Top 2: 3D Printed bones
It is amazing what technology can accomplish in this day and age, and within the medical field 3D printing is making real progress. The features available through 3D printing to create artificial parts and joints are pushing the limitations from previously. Check out the synthetic bones here.
Top 3: Tucci Hot Rods: Custom 3D Printed Car Parts
We can all agree that a cool ride can be an amazing site. Tucci Hot Rods are specialised in this field and works to customise your car from top to bottom, and a great tool they have found to help to this purpose it 3D printing. They come up with some cool features worth taking a look at.
Top 4: BASF acquires New manufacturers of 3D printing material
Are you interested in what’s happening in the industry? This is What’s up this week. BASF, the company focused on chemistry through science and innovation, has required Advanc3D and Setup. Watch the short interview here.
Top 5: Affordable 3D printing for your home
3D printing is nice and provides flexibility, but is still in larger parts used on industrial levels more than in the home. a smaller and cheaper version for the homelife is the Monoprice Select Mini 3D printer. Let’s take a closer look this cheap 3D printer and the possible applications it can bring to help your everyday life.
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