3D printed cars are the future. ... Ford recently announced a new and ambitious plan to start 3D printing large-scale car parts using a printer called the Stratasys Infinite Build 3D.

[Luke Towan] has a cool HO scale Escalator mostly made of 3D printed parts, with some laser cut acrylic, for a station on his HO model railroad. Escalators are mesmerizing to watch – there&#8… ...

Two Chinese firms can 3D print an electric car in three days, sell it for $10K By Bruce Brown Published March 26, 2018 Save Bringing ... the scale, and the intensity. ...

We would still like to experiment with 3D-printing a car in 1:18 scale before we move on to 1:1 scale, but if the pace of technology keeps up, a completely custom body for a chassis and powertrain ...

These new 3D-printed cars can use less parts and lighter materials to offer the same functionality and safety with less complexity and energy required. With the Urbee 2, Kor Ecologic is making a ...

Drift cars are cool, but they’re also expensive. If you don’t have money for endless tires, fuel, and engine rebuilds, you might like to get involved at the RC scale instead. [Max Imagi… ...

Divergent 3D has been working on additive manufacturing—3D printing to you and me—car parts. In recent weeks, the company signed a partnership with PSA Group (Peugeot and Citroën).

According to the creator, the design is mostly 3D printed and utilizes a number of upcycled parts.For example, the rear-mounted fan is powered by an old drone propeller motor and pulls air into ...

The body of the scale model was 3D printed in white, a process that took around 24 hours of total printing time, and then sanded and spray painted in silver to match the show truck. For the ...

A 3D-printing startup inked a letter of intent with top automaker Peugeot to bring its 3D-metal printing technology to the factory floor. Skip to main content Menu ...

By contrast, the 3D printing process used in the Czinger 21C’s production is “product independent,” meaning a single factory could be used to make “200, 300, a thousand” different ...