3D-Printing Furniture with Liquid Metal

[LonArcvarden]

Interesting new approach, half-decent results for an initial try
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H93W-CiOT4A

[princemeraj]

Personally, I think an approach based on electro-forming / electro-deposition would be better.

[ayawoalhassan]

Tried 3D-printing a small side table with metal once—ended up with a pretty funky shape, but surprisingly sturdy. Made me think how cool it would be to experiment more with outdoor pieces. Just got some new patio furniture and seeing it made me wonder if 3D printing could mix well with traditional stuff.

[lewiswood]

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