Monday, March 07, 2011
3D Printed Adult's Bicycle
Lifted from a Eureka Magazine Article. "The 'Airbike' is made of nylon but, according to EADS, is strong enough to replace steel or aluminium and requires no conventional maintenance or assembly. It is 'grown' from powder, allowing complete sections to be built as one piece; the wheels, bearings and axle being incorporated within the 'growing' process and built at the same time. Because it can be built to rider specification, it requires no adjustment."
Vik :v)
Labels: 3d, airbike, bicycle, printed, reprap
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or how much does it cost?
I heard it'd set you back a few tens of millions! err. i'll stick with the bike i've got cheers...
I heard it'd set you back a few tens of millions! err. i'll stick with the bike i've got cheers...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-12664422
BBC had a mini feature on the bike made from a 3D Printer (and British businesses).
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BBC had a mini feature on the bike made from a 3D Printer (and British businesses).
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