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Open - Source - 3D Printing => RepRap, 3D Extruder, 3D Printing => Topic started by: firepinto on January 21st, 2013, 07:57 PM
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I just seen this at reprapper.com, electrically conductive filament!
http://www.repraper.com/goods.php?id=173
It's nice to see things like this come around. May have to wave bye bye to winding Rodin coils, just print the windings! Perhaps VIC coils? Hmmm whats the resistive value I wonder...
Oh and they have temperature color change filament too. Could print WFC housings and prove they are cold while running just by looking at them. :D
http://www.repraper.com/goods.php?id=178
Can't wait for more goodies.:P
Nate
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I just seen this at reprapper.com, electrically conductive filament!
http://www.repraper.com/goods.php?id=173
It's nice to see things like this come around. May have to wave bye bye to winding Rodin coils, just print the windings! Perhaps VIC coils? Hmmm whats the resistive value I wonder...
Oh and they have temperature color change filament too. Could print WFC housings and prove they are cold while running just by looking at them. :D
http://www.repraper.com/goods.php?id=178
Can't wait for more goodies.:P
Nate
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Could you really do that Nate? Print one of those Unification Coils? Which means you would switch between conductive and insulated filament and do the whole thing in one process. Wow, that is cool.
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Could you really do that Nate? Print one of those Unification Coils? Which means you would switch between conductive and insulated filament and do the whole thing in one process. Wow, that is cool.
Nate
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Yes this would be awesome. I have printed about 10 spools of filament from them now, they keep getting better and better. They also have glow in the dark filament.:cool::D:P
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Wood filament! :exclamation:
http://www.lulzbot.com/?q=products/laywoo-d3-wood-filament-3mm