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here is some electrical test data froom a material called alumide, which shapeways.com provides as a printing material
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i know right?!?! if you can recycle plastic with a filabot (beta) and add in graphite powder you can made conductive shapes i was thinking about that magnetic rotor as well. Have a look at this generator post http://www.zeitgeist.si/sites/defaul...enerator_0.pdf
, some parts can be made for that... like an air bobbin. so looking at these printers... the printrbot that can print 12 x 12 x 12in is going to be the one i want. especially because its upgradable in the future, once you get longer rods.


the printbot store isnt open yet, but is supposd to be opening later this month . . .

i was looking to see if ufopolitics's project or turion''s 3 battery charge project could use any shapes... or anyone else for that matter

...and we can all test with more uniformity. . . .
what shapes would be helpful for your energy projects? i belive the build area limit is 12 x 12 x 12 in
I just wanted to get the ball rolling, the concept of 3D printing parts for energy devices, such as air core, coil bobbins, for magnet motors, and the donut shaped guide for rodin coils, among many many other things. We would be able to design in CAD programs

host designs on Thingiverse - Digital Designs for Physical Objects

print them from Customize and create 3D printed products. Welcome to the Future of Stuff.

or print them at home, with affordabel 3d home printers printrbot - Home

... and go from there. . . .



(note the home printers can only print 2 kinds of plastic at this point. one of them being ABS or LEGO plastic) Shapeways can print silver and more affordably print a plastic aluminum conductive called alumide. hopefully in the future conductive plastic, say mixed with graphite powder can be printed and used, to make more of the device