What Is This? I Don't Even...

[Sir San Diego]

Damn...

The food printer will be the real game changer. Picture that. No more starvation, grocery stores or farms...

Yeah right, they ain't gonna let that happen.

 

[Sir San Diego]

Damn...

The food printer will be the real game changer. Picture that. No more starvation, grocery stores or farms...

Yeah right, they ain't gonna let that happen.

 

[moon knight]

I would print myself.

 

[moon knight]

I would print myself.

 

[lamak]

This is a game changer.

 

[lamak]

This is a game changer.

 

[Bert.]

umm what did i just watch? WOW

 

[Bert.]

umm what did i just watch? WOW

 

[kickstart]

Links to the food printer?? And what exactly is the material used?

I saw this on TV in the early -00s.

 

[kickstart]

Links to the food printer?? And what exactly is the material used?

I saw this on TV in the early -00s.

 

[bigmo1002]

RIP

 

[bigmo1002]

RIP

 

[DonRafa]

Originally Posted by kickstart

Links to the food printer?? And what exactly is the material used?

I saw this on TV in the early -00s.

Different printers use different materials. The 2 that I've seen use a soft foam/rubber, and hard plastic (melted and extruded). 

 

[DonRafa]

Originally Posted by kickstart

Links to the food printer?? And what exactly is the material used?

I saw this on TV in the early -00s.

Different printers use different materials. The 2 that I've seen use a soft foam/rubber, and hard plastic (melted and extruded). 

 

[Sir San Diego]

Originally Posted by kickstart

Links to the food printer??

http://money.cnn.com/2011...D_food_printer/index.htm

http://www.physorg.com/news199080001.html

GAME OVER.

 

[Sir San Diego]

Originally Posted by kickstart

Links to the food printer??

http://money.cnn.com/2011...D_food_printer/index.htm

http://www.physorg.com/news199080001.html

GAME OVER.

 

[kickstart]

Originally Posted by rafsjays

Originally Posted by kickstart

Links to the food printer?? And what exactly is the material used?

I saw this on TV in the early -00s.

Different printers use different materials. The 2 that I've seen use a soft foam/rubber, and hard plastic (melted and extruded). 

Originally Posted by Brolic Scholar

kickstart wrote:

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Links to the food printer??

http://money.cnn.com/2011...D_food_printer/index.htm

http://www.physorg.com/news199080001.html

GAME OVER.
@Rafs- I was meaning as far as material used for the foods. 
@Brolic- Thanks.

 

[kickstart]

Originally Posted by rafsjays

Originally Posted by kickstart

Links to the food printer?? And what exactly is the material used?

I saw this on TV in the early -00s.

Different printers use different materials. The 2 that I've seen use a soft foam/rubber, and hard plastic (melted and extruded). 

Originally Posted by Brolic Scholar

kickstart wrote:

---

Links to the food printer??

http://money.cnn.com/2011...D_food_printer/index.htm

http://www.physorg.com/news199080001.html

GAME OVER.
@Rafs- I was meaning as far as material used for the foods. 
@Brolic- Thanks.

 

[iYen]

Food printers?

Ship a million of those things to 3rd world countries.

 

[iYen]

Food printers?

Ship a million of those things to 3rd world countries.

 

[DonRafa]

Originally Posted by kickstart

Originally Posted by rafsjays

Originally Posted by kickstart

Links to the food printer?? And what exactly is the material used?

I saw this on TV in the early -00s.

Different printers use different materials. The 2 that I've seen use a soft foam/rubber, and hard plastic (melted and extruded). 

Originally Posted by Brolic Scholar

kickstart wrote:

---

Links to the food printer??

http://money.cnn.com/2011...D_food_printer/index.htm

http://www.physorg.com/news199080001.html

GAME OVER.

@Rafs- I was meaning as far as material used for the foods. 
@Brolic- Thanks.


Its the same idea. Anything soft that can be extruded through the machine.

 

[DonRafa]

Originally Posted by kickstart

Originally Posted by rafsjays

Originally Posted by kickstart

Links to the food printer?? And what exactly is the material used?

I saw this on TV in the early -00s.

Different printers use different materials. The 2 that I've seen use a soft foam/rubber, and hard plastic (melted and extruded). 

Originally Posted by Brolic Scholar

kickstart wrote:

---

Links to the food printer??

http://money.cnn.com/2011...D_food_printer/index.htm

http://www.physorg.com/news199080001.html

GAME OVER.

@Rafs- I was meaning as far as material used for the foods. 
@Brolic- Thanks.


Its the same idea. Anything soft that can be extruded through the machine.

 

[ASE]

Originally Posted by JoseBronx

will find out if they have one in school (FAU)

If you have an engineering school, it's unlikely they don't have a 3D printer

 

[ASE]

Originally Posted by JoseBronx

will find out if they have one in school (FAU)

If you have an engineering school, it's unlikely they don't have a 3D printer

 

[kickstart]

Originally Posted by rafsjays

Originally Posted by kickstart

Originally Posted by rafsjays


Different printers use different materials. The 2 that I've seen use a soft foam/rubber, and hard plastic (melted and extruded). 

Originally Posted by Brolic Scholar



http://money.cnn.com/2011...D_food_printer/index.htm

http://www.physorg.com/news199080001.html

GAME OVER.

@Rafs- I was meaning as far as material used for the foods. 
@Brolic- Thanks.

Its the same idea. Anything soft that can be extruded through the machine.

I see, after reading the articles. It still wouldn't cure world hunger or anything major like that though--supplies would still be needed.

Thanks man.