3d printing and woodworking

Hello all just to make an interesting conversation Has any one ever figure out a way of combination of both woodworking (furniture....) and 3d Printing ?

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anthony.g.ghattas
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Yes. Not me, but someone has. Hit shapeways.com up for access to their gallery. You can do simple things like knobs or more complex things like brackets.

Hardware can sometimes transform a project.

Puckdropper

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Puckdropper

Probably it happens a lot; chairmaking, for example, uses lots of patterns: you can either hang dozens of 'em on the wall, or store models in some suitable 3d format.

2d printing would work, too, but 3d would be good for angled-hole guides, depth gages, etc.
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whit3rd

i have heard that you can print with bamboo filament

you might need a sintering 3d printer but not certain they 3d print houses with concrete and construction waste

construction waste would include wood would it not

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Electric Comet

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