Tecumsea
PlanetFigure Supporter
I'm not very up on technology, mainly because my life style in retirement is such that I have a need for very little of it-I have an up to date computer and 7 year old mobile phone which is seldom even switched on and refuse to become a technology Zombie walking around constantly peering at a bleeping piece of 4X2 plastic and becoming suicidal if someone doesn't send me a Text every 5 minutes
I have seen a lot of posts on 3D printing-does it mean that the future is to build something on a computer screen and then just print it out slam it in a mould and sell it? Will it be the end of sculpting as we know it? or are there severe limitations on the process?
Sorry if this is an over simplification but technology is moving at such a pace,
Keith
I have seen a lot of posts on 3D printing-does it mean that the future is to build something on a computer screen and then just print it out slam it in a mould and sell it? Will it be the end of sculpting as we know it? or are there severe limitations on the process?
Sorry if this is an over simplification but technology is moving at such a pace,
Keith