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Topic: 3D printing stem cells

http://www.popsci.com/technology/articl … -d-printer

Another great application.

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2 Reply by cmetzel

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Re: 3D printing stem cells

Do stem cells come in 1.75mm?

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Re: 3D printing stem cells

no but stemfilament might smile

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Re: 3D printing stem cells

One step closer to printable steak! Nom!

Oh, and life saving organs and whatnot to... I guess.

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Re: 3D printing stem cells

That would work.  You know how they make ground beef through the extruder, what's to stop you from attaching a grinder on a 3d printer and printing a Yoda Hamburger?  haha

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Re: 3D printing stem cells

cmetzel wrote:

That would work.  You know how they make ground beef through the extruder, what's to stop you from attaching a grinder on a 3d printer and printing a Yoda Hamburger?  haha

*squint* Not sure if genius or just brilliant...

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Re: 3D printing stem cells

test bump to see if changes are working

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Re: 3D printing stem cells

Puck wrote:
cmetzel wrote:

That would work.  You know how they make ground beef through the extruder, what's to stop you from attaching a grinder on a 3d printer and printing a Yoda Hamburger?  haha

*squint* Not sure if genius or just brilliant...

We're big in Texas. Perhaps we need to make a barbeque extruder.

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