3d printing

Feb 10, 2017 9:06 PM

This might be an unpopular oppinion puffin but I'm sick of seeing those so.... Why not zlidberg

So basically I love the technology but it's just a real life repost. I guess if you program the patten yourself that's cool but let's face it it's not as good as something hand made.

In conclusion it's cool but less cool because a machine did all the work.

So basically any craft skill, whether it be woodworking, knitting, painting you don't respect if they didn't also design the plans?

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It's step one of a ST replicator. Shut up.

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Look we all want earl grey hot

9 years ago | Likes 2 Dislikes 0

Obviously not an artist.

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..... No sorry I'm a prosthetics technician.

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Why is something 3d printed not as good as hand made?

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It's not better just more impressive

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I think I would disagree

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Awww there so cute my gf would love those

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It depends what the purpose of the thing you're making is. If handmade ones are better, they'll sell for more anyways

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Would you be more messed by a hand carved statue or a mass-produced trinket? I know which sells more

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messed?

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Sorry *impressed

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I'd rather have a 3D-printed computer than a hand-made one. cheaper and probably higher quality.

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Are you impressed by the 3d printed computer or the one scratch built?

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What about a mass-produced statue or a hand-carved trinket?

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Ok with do you prefer? If someone showed me a hand carved trinket I'd be really interested by the story behind it.

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