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Comments Analytics Carve MSO Profit From Home WiFi Newest First \| Oldest First \| Threaded View [close this box] Page 1 / 6 > >> batye 4/9/2019 2:53:07 AM User Rank Gigamaster Re: Exageration @mhhf1ve yes I think I recall hearing same story :) Reply Post Message Messages List Start a Board Login 50% 50% mhhf1ve 4/6/2019 2:03:01 AM User Rank Gigamaster Re: Exageration There are a lot of inventions/inventors profiles on 60minutes that you never hear about again.... I vaguely remember they even did a segment on some guys working on cold fusion. Reply Post Message Messages List Start a Board Login 50% 50% batye 4/5/2019 6:53:56 PM User Rank Gigamaster Re: Exageration @mhhf1ve few years ago I watch 60 minutes segrment on 3D organ printing, but after never heard anything else... Reply Post Message Messages List Start a Board Login 50% 50% batye 4/5/2019 6:52:26 PM User Rank Gigamaster Re: Exageration @mhhf1ve :) in Eastern Europe many people still have metal teeth's... but thngs change and ceramic is a way of the future... Reply Post Message Messages List Start a Board Login 50% 50% mhhf1ve 4/5/2019 5:36:47 PM User Rank Gigamaster Re: Exageration Or even 3D printed ceramics might be better for dental applications. Who wants metal teeth? Unless you're a bad guy from an old James Bond movie... Reply Post Message Messages List Start a Board Login 50% 50% mhhf1ve 4/5/2019 5:35:33 PM User Rank Gigamaster Re: Exageration I dunno about that prediction... 3D printed organs will probably be a better strategy. I think some scientists are working on stem cells that can grow into teeth. The trick is to get the right kind of teeth in the right place.. you don't want molars where canine teeth should be. Reply Post Message Messages List Start a Board Login 50% 50% batye 4/5/2019 5:21:48 PM User Rank Gigamaster Re: Exageration @mhhf1ve I think it have a great potential for dental office... but with the way this technology twist and turn you never know... Reply Post Message Messages List Start a Board Login 50% 50% mhhf1ve 4/5/2019 10:51:28 AM User Rank Gigamaster Re: Exageration 3D printing in metals isn't a consumer device yet because of the costs and dangers (melting metals by lasers isn't something you typically do in your basement or garage). But some companies are doing it. Reply Post Message Messages List Start a Board Login 50% 50% batye 4/5/2019 9:16:40 AM User Rank Gigamaster Re: Exageration @mhhf1ve metal printing in 3D I have not seen in Canada yet, due to the prices and also we are few years behind USA... but you are right metal printing in 3D cost a lot... Reply Post Message Messages List Start a Board Login 50% 50% mhhf1ve 4/5/2019 1:11:25 AM User Rank Gigamaster Re: Exageration Imagine the costs for 3D printing metals! Plastic 3D printing should get cheaper someday, depending on the plastics. But metallic sintering or whatever is needed for 3D printing metals... isn't going to be cheap for a looong time. Reply Post Message Messages List Start a Board Login 50% 50% Page 1 / 6 > >>		Latest Articles Charter warns that pole access disputes could slow RDOF deployments Charter tells FCC that 'timely and non-discriminatory access' to utility poles is critical for RDOF buildouts. Meanwhile, Charter and an electrical co-op don't see eye-to-eye on a pole-related issue that has surfaced in Kentucky. 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