SteveInVentura, 1 month ago Sounds incredibly promising. Sort of like being able to make custom particle board material in many different shapes. @ai6yr https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/wood-ink-for-3d-printers-can-turn-old-scrap-into-new-parts/
Sounds incredibly promising. Sort of like being able to make custom particle board material in many different shapes. @ai6yr
https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/wood-ink-for-3d-printers-can-turn-old-scrap-into-new-parts/
ai6yr, 1 month ago @SteveInVentura Well, that's maybe useful!
@SteveInVentura Well, that's maybe useful!
glightly, 1 month ago @ai6yr It would certainly be nice to have a way to 3D print without using plastic. I guess it depends on how toxic the binders for the wood products are...
@ai6yr It would certainly be nice to have a way to 3D print without using plastic. I guess it depends on how toxic the binders for the wood products are...
ai6yr, 1 month ago @glightly Originally the binders for particle board were formaldehyde, LOL.
@glightly Originally the binders for particle board were formaldehyde, LOL.
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