[rp-ml] Landscape model/ cost effiesient way to print big models?
Bathsheba Grossman
b at bathsheba.com
Fri Mar 2 23:54:24 EET 2018
On 3/2/2018 4:41 PM, G. Sachs wrote:
> What? To be an expert in manufacturing technology, you have to know which
> methods work best. That's manufacturing 101! Atte is not making jewelry!
> Charles is right!
I note here that, after years of enormous media attention, people's
expectations of 3D printing still don't match reality.
You may view it as a comment either on the inaccuracy of media reporting, or
on the stately pace of evolution in the underlying technology. If your
preference is to view it as reflecting my ignorance, let's return that
awkwardness to sender.
-Bathsheba
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> *From:* Bathsheba Grossman <b at bathsheba.com>
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> On 3/2/2018 3:17 PM, G. Sachs wrote:
> > Agree with Charles. Best way to go!
>
> It is remarkable how, after all these years, what we mainly do with
> newcomers to 3D printing is still tactfully discourage them.
>
> I love the tech, yet I can't count the times I've given this advice.
>
> -Bathsheba
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> Bathsheba Grossman Bathsheba Sculpture LLC
> http://bathsheba.com <http://bathsheba.com/> Free Forms
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