Topic: printing food
hey everybody,
we look for a small company where is interested to build a 3d-foodprinter.
contact me on
- iowajames
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Re: printing food
kitty12 wrote:
hey everybody,
we look for a small company where is interested to build a 3d-foodprinter.
contact me on
Yeah, try NASA.
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- Hunter Green
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Re: printing food
Maybe kitty's the one who got NASA's contract in the first place.
Re: printing food
Depending on the complexity, a frostruder might do the trick.
- coleke
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Re: printing food
Has anyone tried a frostruder mod with the SD?
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SD2 with Sanguinololu board, glass bed mod, E3d_v5 bowden version hotend (currently direct drive), Lawsy Mk5 jigsaw replacement, octopi printserver, drv8825(tiny troubles)
SD2 with Sanguinololu board, glass bed mod, E3d_v5 bowden version hotend (currently direct drive), Lawsy Mk5 jigsaw replacement, octopi printserver, drv8825(tiny troubles)
Re: printing food
I saw some videos on you tube of this.
for the purpose of "printing" food, by which what's actually meant is a plastic substrate that food can grow on.
the solidoodle should work fine, in every video I've seems it's usually a rep-rap mendel that's being used. so why not solidoodle.
if you want a squish out semi liquid food, (like icing) that then air dries, or bakes then a frostruder is what you want.