Payed a visit to 3D Printing Dublin in Rathmines. Using their fantastic printers that use a sort of plastic to make 3D objects. By layering the plastic over and over they eventually make up the final object from a computer aided design document. This medium is becoming a favourite for designers, architects and is even available at the student level with simple, free, design tools such as Sketchup.
Here are some examples of the work from 3D Print Dublin.
A model of a human ribcage complete with organs printed in 3D Printing Dublin, Rathmines, Dublin. 3rd March 2014
A model of a human ribcage complete with organs printed in 3D Printing Dublin, Rathmines, Dublin. 3rd March 2014
A model of a human ribcage complete with organs printed in 3D Printing Dublin, Rathmines, Dublin. 3rd March 2014
An unfinished model of the statue of liberty printed in 3D Printing Dublin, Rathmines, Dublin. 3rd March 2014
A model printed in 3D Printing Dublin, Rathmines, Dublin. 3rd March 2014
A model printed in 3D Printing Dublin, Rathmines, Dublin. 3rd March 2014
A model printed in 3D Printing Dublin, Rathmines, Dublin. 3rd March 2014
A model printed using a wood effect plastic in 3D Printing Dublin, Rathmines, Dublin. 3rd March 2014
A model printed in 3D Printing Dublin, Rathmines, Dublin. 3rd March 2014
A model printed in 3D Printing Dublin, Rathmines, Dublin. 3rd March 2014
A model printed in 3D Printing Dublin, Rathmines, Dublin. 3rd March 2014
A model printed in 3D Printing Dublin, Rathmines, Dublin. 3rd March 2014
A model printed in 3D Printing Dublin, Rathmines, Dublin. 3rd March 2014
A model printed in 3D Printing Dublin, Rathmines, Dublin. 3rd March 2014
A model printed in 3D Printing Dublin, Rathmines, Dublin. 3rd March 2014
A model printed in 3D Printing Dublin, Rathmines, Dublin. 3rd March 2014
A model printed in 3D Printing Dublin, Rathmines, Dublin. 3rd March 2014
The Other Angle 
Wow – that is impressive! What kind of printers were these made on, if you know? I’ve been building a 3D Printer for my senior year Independent Study but these kind of prints would take a lot of expertise, time, and, of course, plastic. Large amounts of plastic. 🙂
Hi I am not au fait with the specific machines but the email of the shop is;
info@3dprintingdublin.ie
I’m sure they would be happy to fill you in on the details.
Thanks for the comment,
SBK
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