There’s no use denying it—3D printers are changing the way the world works.
Although companies and artists are the primary users of these extraordinary devices, as costs lessen 3D printers could start popping up in homes across the country. And while the ability to print stem cells and prosthetic limbs seems extraordinary, these devices also raise a number of moral and ethical issues for the everyday user. Here’s a glimpse of the many objects one can create with a 3D printer.
1. Custom Cast
Source: The Coolist
2. Neon Sugar Cubes
Source: Motherboard
3. Gun
Source: Solid Concepts
4. Toys
Source: The Guardian
5. Musical Instruments
Source: Create Digital Music
6. Ceramic Dishes
Source: Contemporary Basketry
7. A Bow Tie
Source: Dapper Guide
8. iPhone Case
Source: Sam
9. Couture Dresses
Source: Addictive Fashion
10. Wood Parts (Like This Necklace)
Source: Chick Adviser
11. Custom Surfboard
Source: Mashable
12. Incredible Art
Source: This is Paper Stories
13. Colorful (And Fun!) Spinach Quiche
Source: Illinois Public Media
14. Living Embryonic Stem Cells
Source: Gizmodo
