| Tom Kirkham |
01-14-2015 09:38 AM |
Oak Ridge Prints a 3D Cobra
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| mrmustang |
01-14-2015 09:43 AM |
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Originally Posted by Tom Kirkham
(Post 1335025)
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I remember when you guys bought your last set of HUGE!!!!! Mil spec CNC machines and started playing with them, Do you think you can buy a big enough Mil spec aluminum fed printer and do the same thing :D
Bill S. |
| mdross1 |
01-16-2015 06:16 AM |
This makes me wish I were 30 yrs. younger to be able to watch it develop and possibly be a part of it all.
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