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    3D printing is a process that creates 3D objects by laying down successive layers of material using a 3D printer. It begins with a digital 3D design which is then printed by depositing materials layer by layer, and objects can be created out of materials like plastic, metal, food, and even human tissue. The document discusses how bioprinting works by using cells as bio-ink to print tissue and organs, and covers legal topics involving 3D printing like firearms control and copyright claims.

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    3D printing is a process that creates 3D objects by laying down successive layers of material using a 3D printer. It begins with a digital 3D design which is then printed by depositing materials layer by layer, and objects can be created out of materials like plastic, metal, food, and even human tissue. The document discusses how bioprinting works by using cells as bio-ink to print tissue and organs, and covers legal topics involving 3D printing like firearms control and copyright claims.

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    3D printing is a process that creates 3D objects by laying down successive layers of material using a 3D printer. It begins with a digital 3D design which is then printed by depositing materials layer by layer, and objects can be created out of materials like plastic, metal, food, and even human tissue. The document discusses how bioprinting works by using cells as bio-ink to print tissue and organs, and covers legal topics involving 3D printing like firearms control and copyright claims.

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    3D PRINTING

    DIAMOND DAVIS

    What it is

    A process of making 3D objects by laying down


    successive layers of material until the entire object
    is created.

    How it Works

    One starts with a design created with a 3D


    modeling program or scans an object with a 3D
    scanner to make a copy
    Objects can be printed out of a variety of materials.

    PLASTIC

    METAL

    FOOD

    HUMAN TISSUE

    3D Printing in Zero-Gravity

    Bioprinting
    Bioprinting starts with cells of any source and uses
    them as the multi-cellular building blocks, also
    called bio-ink.
    For years scientists have been able to print tissue
    With a recent breakthrough in blood vessels they
    are getting closer to entire 3D organs

    Legal Aspects

    Firearms Control

    Copyright Claims

    More Stuff

    ShapeWays

    MakerBot
    3dprinting.com

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