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I want to learn what the 3D printing is how big can the 3D print be.

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I agree that it will change the world because now people can 3D print organs which could save a person's life, and because people will be able to 3D print things that can help them live.

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I want to know if you can print things bigger than the printer.

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I know that with 3D printing, you can print things using plastic filament.

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is there a limitation to it

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I want to know if 3D printing has to use a specific material

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I think it will, if you own a 3d printer, everyday objects that you dont have you can just print.

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designboom | architecture & design magazine

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los angeles-based startup divergent 3D has revealed the world's first 3D-printed hypercar. using techniques adapted from the aerospace industry, the company developed a 720 bhp hypercar made from aerospace-grade carbon fiber and aluminum alloys.

images courtesy of divergent 3D

divergent made the blade to showcase the capabilities of 3D printing. called the 'blade', the fully road-legal, four-wheel drive, features a 3D-printed chassis which weighs just 102lbs (46kg). inspired by jets, this design language is continued into its in-line cabin which features an aviation-influenced central seating position.

divergent 3D is backed by hong kong billionaire li ka-shing and raised $65 million USD in 2017 to develop its factory to create parts for the automotive industry that are designed to dramatically cut the cost and environmental impact of car production. it first released details on the 'blade' prototype back in 2015, when it unveiled its 3D printed manufacturing method.

the technique centers around 3d printed aluminum joints that connect pieces of carbon fiber tubing to make the car's chassis. the assembly can be done in minutes and can dramatically reduce pollution, materials and other capital costs.
'we've found a way to make automobiles that holds the promise of radically reducing the resource use and pollution generated by manufacturing', describes kevin czinger, founder & CEO, divergent microfactories. 'it also holds the promise of making large-scale car manufacturing affordable for small teams of innovators.'

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divergent debuts 'blade', the world's first 3D printed hypercar

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los angeles-based startup divergent 3D has revealed the world's first 3D-printed hypercar. using techniques adapted from the aerospace industry, the company developed a 720 bhp hypercar made from aerospace-grade carbon fiber and aluminum alloys. images courtesy of divergent 3D divergent made the blade to showcase the capabilities of 3D printing.

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I want to know what you use to make it and how it started.

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I think that  3D printing will drastically change the world, because scientist can 3d print body parts and other things that can help humans and animals.

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I  want to know how the 3D printing work on the inside

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I know that 3D printing or additive manufacturing is a process of making three dimensional solid objects from a digital file.

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I know that 3D printing uses a 3D printer.

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I know that when you 3D print the stuff that you 3D printed will be 360.

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what i know about 3D printing is that u can make a lot of different objects with it

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i know that you can like put something into a computer and it comes out in a real life scale.

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Check out this cool key chain I 3D printed!