3D printed DD rotary from Norway!

[No Iron Machines]

oh ok cool, compliments again, very inetersted the 3D PRINTER, i think for done prototype and some parts are amazing, i design all my machine with CAD but in 2D, i learn little bit myself, not so difficult, i try 3D i don understand nothing....ha ha ha
i would like to use some of this printer but sound impossible for myself draw in 3D, fuck....h aha h

[iden]

oh ok cool, compliments again, very inetersted the 3D PRINTER, i think for done prototype and some parts are amazing, i design all my machine with CAD but in 2D, i learn little bit myself, not so difficult, i try 3D i don understand nothing....ha ha ha
i would like to use some of this printer but sound impossible for myself draw in 3D, fuck....h aha h

I actually design mine in Sketchup, of course it is a bit more trial and error before you get the final satisfying print. But it is very easy to use, free and fast
3D printing is a nice way to do prototyping, but you have to get a pretty expensive printer if you want prints with no finishing touches to the print itself. Thats why im sanding and polishing my machines, it also gives a handmade feel to it..