It looks like a lot of work and, of course, the 3D printer is really only making the mold — this same process would be true of any carbon fiber process where you had a mold or something to wrap.
But Marvel Labs doesn’t just revitalize waste materials, it captures carbon in the process by 3D printing objects out of biomass. The sink basins above, designed by German firm Sandhelden ...
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90-ton 3D printing beast builds world’s largest carbon fiber Neutron rocketThis giant 3D printer can make carbon fiber layers at incredible speeds, building complex structures with unmatched precision ...
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