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Nice subject line, Father Steve. You fooled me!
three-dimensional printers This, I understood the description of (somewhat, anyway: deposits on top of deposits, building up); but what I totally don't have an inkling of is: how deep do they get? How could a printer put out something, say, 6" or a foot deep? Say, a chair. Or perhaps they didn't mean a model you can hold in your hands--is it more like a bas-relief, maybe?
wseiber, did you know about this?
Edit: insel, I hadn't even thought about it in terms of manufacturers getting stuff back. Perhaps, if it becomes a reality, it'll be something like an ATM card: the tracking chip won't be activated until you put in your own identifier similar to a PIN. So maybe only you could track it...?
Entire Thread Subject Posted By Posted Adjusting my spime Father Steve 03/24/06 05:21 AM Re: Adjusting my spime Buffalo Shrdlu 03/24/06 10:08 AM Re: Adjusting my spime inselpeter 03/24/06 12:09 PM where my glasses have got to. TEd Remington 03/24/06 12:15 PM Re: where my glasses have got to. inselpeter 03/24/06 12:18 PM Re: Adjusting my spime Jackie 03/24/06 01:30 PM Re: printing the future maverick 03/24/06 01:40 PM Re: printing the future Jackie 03/24/06 05:58 PM Re: Adjusting my spime maverick 03/24/06 01:36 PM
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