Okay,
I have been wanting one for years.
We are so close with our technology,
that I can see a true
Star Trek Replicator
in our near future.
In the mean time,
3D Printing
has come way down in price
and is now affordable for you
and I.
Check out
and sort by price.
They do all the comparisons for you
and for my money I like the;
Printrbot Play for only $399
"Brook Dru
mm and Printrbot are an inspiration to makers and hardware hackers everywhere. Their company credo seems to be a healthy combination of minimalism and irreverence from which a good number of innovative, thought-provoking products have emerged. The Printrbot Play is another excellent 3D printer from this lineage in terms of print quality, speed, and form factor. While the design is clearly aimed at an educational audience of young makers and their teachers, the Play should appeal to anyone on a budget looking for an entry-level printer. With the maturation of their metal frame machines Printrbot has developed a business model that keeps the prices of their products low, quality high, and locates their manufacturing in the USA. In this fashion they are able to compete very well with the clones coming across the Pacific and keep innovating briskly with new products like the Play and their upcoming range of CNC machines. All the while asking two basic questions, how can we do more with less and how can we flip the paradigm to do something both innovative and useful."
"The US military may not seem like the greenest of organizations, but if rising seas and temperatures produce worldwide chaos, they're the ones that have to deal with that s***. Now, the Department of Defense is trying to tackle environmental problems caused by spent bullets and casings on its firing ranges by using composite materials laced with seeds. The military fires hundreds of thousands of rounds during training, ranging from bullets to 155mm artillery shells. While casings are collected, and often recycled, the bullets themselves generally aren't, and can take "hundreds of years" to break down in the environment. That can pollute the soil and water supply, harm animals, and generally look like c*** if you stumble upon them. To tackle the problem, the DoDo has made a proposal call for a biodegradable composite bullet impregnated with seeds that will survive the initial blast and searing velocities. The seeds should only sprout after being in the ground for several months and be safe for animals to consume."
mm and Printrbot are an inspiration to makers and hardware hackers everywhere. Their company credo seems to be a healthy combination of minimalism and irreverence from which a good number of innovative, thought-provoking products have emerged. The Printrbot Play is another excellent 3D printer from this lineage in terms of print quality, speed, and form factor. While the design is clearly aimed at an educational audience of young makers and their teachers, the Play should appeal to anyone on a budget looking for an entry-level printer. With the maturation of their metal frame machines Printrbot has developed a business model that keeps the prices of their products low, quality high, and locates their manufacturing in the USA. In this fashion they are able to compete very well with the clones coming across the Pacific and keep innovating briskly with new products like the Play and their upcoming range of CNC machines. All the while asking two basic questions, how can we do more with less and how can we flip the paradigm to do something both innovative and useful."
Come on?
Just thinking up things to create all day will be loads of fun
and a lot better than watching TV!
Unless of course you are watching;
any
TV Show
or
Movie,
and the
Movie Series!
Now isn't this a sweet story about the
wanting to
Go Green!
By Steve Dent for Engadget on MSN.com/News
"The US military may not seem like the greenest of organizations, but if rising seas and temperatures produce worldwide chaos, they're the ones that have to deal with that s***. Now, the Department of Defense is trying to tackle environmental problems caused by spent bullets and casings on its firing ranges by using composite materials laced with seeds. The military fires hundreds of thousands of rounds during training, ranging from bullets to 155mm artillery shells. While casings are collected, and often recycled, the bullets themselves generally aren't, and can take "hundreds of years" to break down in the environment. That can pollute the soil and water supply, harm animals, and generally look like c*** if you stumble upon them. To tackle the problem, the DoDo has made a proposal call for a biodegradable composite bullet impregnated with seeds that will survive the initial blast and searing velocities. The seeds should only sprout after being in the ground for several months and be safe for animals to consume."
That is some pretty vulgar language for a
News Story.
But what the hay anyway.
Maybe,
if they create these magic bullets,
we can get the
Street Gangs
to use them
and clean up
.
This is,
Me,
Thinking Up Ways To Use Those Bunker Busting Bombs By The United States Air Force To Plant Trees,
Jim Hauenstein,
And,
“Live for something rather than die for nothing.”
- George S. Patton Jr. -
- George S. Patton Jr. -
That is my story and I am sticking to it!
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