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Topic: Man has skull replaced with printed part

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2 Reply by frozensoda

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Re: Man has skull replaced with printed part

Amazing! Maybe we could get bone-filament and print right on to the end of a detached limb bone stump, then graft muscle and tissues on it!

I edit my posts a lot.

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Re: Man has skull replaced with printed part

The best part about this is that unlike metal plates he'll be able to walk through airport metal detectors without every TSA agent harassing him.

Danger: 'Addams Family' sense of humor.

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Re: Man has skull replaced with printed part

jerseydevil wrote:

The best part about this is that unlike metal plates he'll be able to walk through airport metal detectors without every TSA agent harassing him.

But he will be denied all the opportunities to make friends with the TSA wink

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Oh, I am sure there will be plenty of opportunities... the TSA will think up something safe and friendly wink

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Re: Man has skull replaced with printed part

I would have used glow in the dark filament, that way when the lights get turned off everyone thinks you just had a good idea.