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    Jay Leno Uses 3D Printer to Replace Rare Old Car Parts

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    Image of Rasha McMillan Rasha McMillan
    07/09/09

    In reply to Jay Leno Uses 3D Printer to Replace Rare Old Car Parts
    And I was thinking that he just recycled old jokes.
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    07/09/09

    In reply to Jay Leno Uses 3D Printer to Replace Rare Old Car Parts
    I wonder if they could just eliminate the middle-man and run the scan directly into a CNC machine? Jay probably has the $100,000 needed for a metal fabricating machine somewhere near the bottom of his pockets.
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    Image of OMG! Ponies! OMG! Ponies!
    07/09/09

    @hooked-on-tronics: I'm not a fan of CNC machines. Nor am I a fan of C+C Music Factory.
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    Image of hooked-on-tronics hooked-on-tronics
    07/09/09

    @OMG! Ponies!: THEY TOOK'R JOBS lolamirite?

    But yeah, C+C music factory blows.
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    07/09/09

    @OMG! Ponies!: They're gonna make you sweat aren't they.
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    Image of dingus dingus
    07/09/09

    @OMG! Ponies!: But are you a fan of CNC Music Factory?
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    Image of badhatharry badhatharry
    07/09/09

    @OMG! Ponies!: I saw them live back in 1991. They opened for Vanilla Ice. I am the coolest man alive.


    And why the hate? C&C was just trying to get a nut. To move your butt..yeah, I hate them too.
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    Image of elitesoulman elitesoulman
    07/09/09

    @OMG! Ponies!: Everybody Dance Now!
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    Image of Con Seannery Con Seannery
    07/10/09

    @elitesoulman: Give me the music!
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    Image of nutbastard nutbastard
    07/10/09

    @hooked-on-tronics:

    CNC machines aren't really equipped to deal with 3D models. all the operations required to create a part must be orchestrated by the operator. i mean, i'm sure someone has a setup that can figure it all out on its own, but i've never heard of one.
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    07/10/09

    @hooked-on-tronics:

    also, some parts simply cannot be machined - things with holes and voids inside them, for example, often must be cast.




    on a similar note, there are things which cannot be cast or machined that only a 3d printer can create.




    im just waiting for a metal-jet 3d printer. hell yeah.
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    Image of Xterm11: ESCAPED YOUR HYPERLINK Xterm11: ESCAPED YOUR HYPERLINK
    07/09/09

    In reply to Jay Leno Uses 3D Printer to Replace Rare Old Car Parts
    For a second I was thinking, why the fuck would you make plastic car parts? Are his cars made of Lego bricks?
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    Image of Con Seannery Con Seannery
    07/10/09

    @Xterm11: I'll take three.
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