Your Ad Here

Shapeways Glazed Ceramics make 3D printed objects you could eat off of

We have seen them spit out fancy glass vases and tiny white strandbeests , and now the 3D thingy makers are pumping out cutesy salt and pepper shakers. Those hyper-glossy white rabbits pictured above are among the first spawns of Glazed Ceramics, the newly minted food-safe material available from Shapeways. Glazed Ceramics are fired in an oven or kiln like traditional ceramics and are then coated with a lead-free non-toxic gloss — the result’s food-safe, recyclable, and warmth resistant as much as 1000 degrees Celsius. The hot material is now available to Shapeways designers and can be until August 12th, at which point the corporate will decide whether its worth keeping around. For you can now sate your appetite for 3D printed shiny white dishes by clicking the source link below.

Source

  • Twitter
  • Facebook
  • email
  • PDF
  • Digg
  • del.icio.us
  • Google Bookmarks
  • RSS

This post is tagged: , , , , ,

Leave a Reply





  • Lumus’ OE-31 optical engine turns motorcycle helmets, other eyewear into wearable displaysLumus’ OE-31 optical engine turns motorcycle helmets, other eyewear into wearable displays

    After showing off a duo of wearable, see-through displays at CES, Lumus is back with a second optical engine -- one who can be utilized in any kind of frames, from prescription glasses to ski goggles. Available in binocular and monocular configurations, the tiny OE-31 sensor weighs just 10 grams (.35 ounces), allowing it to deal with a lot of form factors besides your run-of-the mill… »
  • OMAP 5′s dual A15 cores wipe the ground with four A9s in browsing benchmarkOMAP 5′s dual A15 cores wipe the ground with four A9s in browsing benchmark

    We've seen Texas Instrument's OMAP 5 in action, but we've not been capable of pit it directly against a competitor. The Dallas company should be growing increasingly confident in its product however, as its posted a video demoing its pair of A15 cores alongside an unspecified quad-core A9 part -- presumably the Tegra 3. The video shows the subsequent-gen TI part powering in the… »

Categories

Subscribe

Enter your email address: