As somebody seems to have posted a link to my blog I have knocked up a Google site to show the things I have made so far with my homebrew 3D printer based on RepRap: http://sites.google.com/site/nophead/Home/hydraraptor/ThingsMade
The quality is not quite as good as commercial printers but we have come a long way in the 18 months I have known about the project. I can certainly make useful functional parts, including a complete second machine, a RepRap Darwin.
The cost is only about $20 per kg and most parts can be made about 1/3 density, so that would be less than $0.01 per cc.
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As somebody seems to have posted a link to my blog I have knocked up a Google site to show the things I have made so far with my homebrew 3D printer based on RepRap: http://sites.google.com/site/nophead/Home/hydraraptor/ThingsMade The quality is not quite as good as commercial printers but we have come a long way in the 18 months I have known about the project. I can certainly make useful functional parts, including a complete second machine, a RepRap Darwin. The cost is only about $20 per kg and most parts can be made about 1/3 density, so that would be less than $0.01 per cc.