Originally shared by Alex Lee Bio 3D Printer. First test run a complete failure.

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Originally shared by Alex Lee

Bio 3D Printer.

First test run a complete failure.

- Original feline STL not reproduced correctly.

- Verify if genetic structure requires supports. 

- Increase intra-cellular infill.

- Reduce retraction.

- Find gene responsible for rancid breath and remove it before reprinting.

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Does it come with a hypodermic needle?

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Can you harvest failed prints for their stem cells?

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Hilarious !!!

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What glue did you use to stick the bottom to the bed… and does it come off easily? :wink:

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What is the nozzle size of that hot end?

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Please, don’t tell me: this is the first test of a replicator. You can not eat a dog!

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@Thomas_Bornhaupt
there isn’t enough catsup (or beer) in the world to make that edible.

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With heated build plate… hotdog

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And you all thought plastic smelled bad during a print!

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@Thomas_Bornhaupt ​ Sure you can. You just need to go to China first.

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@Michael_Scholtz I bet this one smells bad after print

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@Thomas_Cox in Switzerland too. :wink:

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Look at that detail!

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Quick, where’s that model of the naked woman, see if you can print that and post pics of your results

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3D printer quality has gone up a lot.