Hi all,
I'm working with a podiatrist who wants to 3D print CT scan data of feet.
One idea I had would be to print using a plaster based machine like
the Z-Corp. After the print, I'd like some way to turn the support /
non-set plaster into a gelatinous material, so that the floating loose
fragments that are printed will still be there.
Does anyone have ideas of a process that would turn loose plaster into
something roughly gelatinous? Or some method to replace the loose
plaster slowly, without disturbing small fragments?
--buddy
Received on Mon Jul 11 19:31:11 2011
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