3D Printing 3 Ways! Concrete + Metal + Glass!

[@kalpeshwani8520]

Your videos promotes imagination and creativity.....👍👍👍👍👍

[@PaulKassabian]

Thank you!

[@musca8803]

Your videos are sources of inspiration. Thank you.

[@narekantonyan2264]

thanks for always providing primary and crucial information!!!

[@beansforbrain]

Thanks Paul, Your channel will help me a lot understanding 3DP during my PhD.

[@kchiem]

9:00 the ancient Chinese made those out of ivory: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_puzzle_ball

[@fetiselmani6231]

Great presentation as always. Although a partisan of 3D printing, I have two main concerns: the homogeneity of the printed material/element, and the (amount) energy used.

[@PaulKassabian]

Thanks and both valid concerns. I will note similar concerns exist for all other production methods of the same materials it's just they are more established and/or we have discounted them in our typical processes.

[@lawrenceberlinski7643]

Really like how you channeled your inner Jony Ive.

[@faica]

Hi Paul, I appreciate your input on 3D printed pedestrian bridges, the urban challenge we are facing with climate change is that cities were planned for cars, which is a huge obstacle in the face of modern electric mobility, how can 3D printed pedestrian brideges significantly reduce the current cost? Who is reseraching this?

[@vincentjean6756]

Totally agree for 3d print + 3d scan. One problem we will have to over-come is hand made = more valuable.

[@kalpeshwani8520]

Keep the combination...... machine and hand to brain....👍

[@Hobbit183]

Cool then structural optimization can be used more in this field

[@btsmochimi7924]

Is this the sign that i should sign up for that 3d printing workshop at school😂

[@kalpeshwani8520]

Use 3D light weighted rockets ..... collect back high density mineral soil from Mars......drop down under gravity......use it for preserverances😮😊