Thanks to the printing technique used, there is no sewing or gluing needed. Flexible and biodegradable filament and natural textiles are used to create compostable and functional shoes. The concept is simple, and the possibilities are endless. Shoetopia is an environmentally conscious project developed by Zuza Gronowicz and Barbara Motylinska. With today’s new building materials, homes can be constructed in 24 hours with 3D printing. The company plans to continue developing their services until everyone on the planet can afford safe and affordable housing. Apis Cor is the first company to develop a mobile construction 3D printer that can be used completely on site. While this hasn’t become mainstream technology yet, it has been utilized to build homes in parts of the world where safe housing is difficult to come by. 3D printing is being used to construct homes in less time and for less money. The construction industry is going through a revolution. While you won’t have all the conveniences of a digital camera, you’ll still be able to capture high-quality images with your 3D printed camera. As it needs to be perfectly smooth, expect to put in plenty of time and elbow grease polishing yours. The most challenging part of this project is printing the lens. Enjoy the nostalgia of working with 35mm film. The shutter and lens are modules, so you can swap them out for different ones without having to reprint the camera.
SLO: 3D Printed CameraĬheck out this fun 3D development (pun intended)! In this project, you’ll find files to 3D print your own camera. Use the menu below to see what's in store, and if you find a great 3D printing project that's not included, then let us know in the comments. In this list, we have gathered some of the best projects from around the world, and some of these you can even try yourself. Not only are home printers great, there are also fantastic 3D printing developments around the world! Many of us dream of having a 3D printer and about printing at home. 3D Printing has taken the world by storm!
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