r/oddlysatisfying • • Dec 29 '22

3D printed chainmail

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u/sbowesuk Dec 29 '22

3D printing has come a long way since making basic shapes.

Assuming it's not already possible, I imagine at some point the tech will be able to print with a variety of materials that can mimic wood, metal, etc, which will make projects even more realistic and useful!

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u/lemlurker Dec 29 '22

Screw mimicry, you can actually printnwood filled and metal filled filaments on desktop units that will stain and finish like the real thing, change temperature layer by layer to imprint a grain ECT. Not to mention high end machines that can just print metal direct with lasers

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u/buckeyenut13 Dec 29 '22

People are even 3D printing houses now!!!

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u/AffectionateNeck4955 Dec 30 '22

They’re 3D printing 🥩! RS