We showed you the guy who built a full-scale replica of a ’69 Mustang from paper last year, but it’s the details which really highlight just how psychotic a project this was. Like this one: the design for a single tyre involved more than 60,000 polygons, and took artist Jonathan Brand more than three months to build.
Reporting from Shanghai: HP’s new range of printers include customisable ePrint addresses, a new white design for the Envy range, an app-centric approach, as well as a laser-capable 3D scanning printer.
You’d think the UK government would be able to at least afford A4 paper for its printers, considering the amount we pay in taxes. But according to the UK Telegraph, the HMRC forgot to order enough paper to print tax reminders.
Markus Kayser – Solar Sinter Project from Markus Kayser on Vimeo.
After starting off with what looks like a jaunt through the dunes of Tatooine, this video from Markus Kayser will eventually bring you to a 3D printer that uses the immense power of the sun to turn sand into glass.