Glass 3D printing featuring RRF
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really excited about this and I spotted a PanelDue in the video (-;
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@oliof That's incredible. I'm more thinking of the engineering applications more than art though!
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@bubblevisor they briefly touch on "glass research", which is exciting (-: The prints look weird when you're used to thermoplastics but it's amazing this works at all (-; and you gotta start somewhere.
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have there been any work on printing engineering ceramics? I've seen art applications printing clay etc. But the the engineering possibilities that get me excited!
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@sonderzug Interesting. pity they dont show details of the extruder. I'm guessing they use an auger.
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@bubblevisor it's not an extruder, it's based on DLP technology but instead of a Vat filled with resin, they coat a film with the paste/slurry and lower the part onto that. The slurry is way too viscous to be used like normal resin.
after the printing, the part is then debindered and sintered in a furnace to get the final ceramic part. Works with metal slurrys too.
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@sonderzug Is there a webpage somewhere that details the workings?
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@bubblevisor https://admateceurope.com/admaflex-technology this feels like assisted web browsing
they are also not the only ones to do this, www.lithoz.com for exampleI have no affiliation or experience with either technology so I know no more than what they exhibit on their web pages.
