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ceramic
Ceramic 3D Printing Extruder created by FabLabZuidLimburg
The Extruder is still under development, but there are already nice 3D print results.
Not 3D printed food, but a 3D printed Tea Light Cooker
Now you can cook direct from the 3D Printer with Ruben Alexander’s Tea Light Cooker 3D Printed in Ceramics by Shapeways.
Ponoko offers glazed Ceramic for 3D Printing in 7 colours.
It’s safe for food and drink and it can take some serious heat.
Sculpteo Launches 3D Printed Ceramic in 8 Different Colors!
You can now 3D print in ceramic at Sculpteo, one has the choice between 8 different colors:
3-D Ceramic Printing at Bowling Green State University
John Balistreri, Professor of ceramics at Bowling Green State University, explains the rapid prototyping process and BGSU’s patented powder and binder solution as well as its applications to art, industry, and medicine (VIDEO).
Shapeways will now let you print things in a ceramic material that is “food safe.”
The New York Times posted in their blog that until now, 3-D printers have primarily printed in plastics or other materials that you wouldn’t want to eat off of.