3D Printing - Next Big Thing, page-3

This has been my thoughts since hearing of the first sale of TLG's end product.

(Microdrop Technologies GmbH Managing Director, Mr Wilhelm Meyer

“Our initial tests of the Graphene provided by Talga exhibited excellent quality and characteristics for applications in micro printing, 3D printing and other related applications. Microdrop is now employing Talga’s graphene in several advanced tests for applications such as conductive inks, biochips, biomedicine and nanocoatings.”)

Though 3D printing is not new its sure new to being mass produced which will be a useful tool for every house hold and business. Its quite scary thinking of what will happen in the future. We will only need to leave the house. Shopping will be done by downloading or creating our own products and hitting the print button and by the time you've had a shower you're Graphene breakfast will be ready.

Obviously Graphene is being used now in many ways to enhance steel as well as to create a whole new materials. Graphene "imo" will be a main ingredient for the 3D printing of the future for general and commercial use. Once these printers have been around for another 5-10 years the price will be more affordable and companies will realize they will make more out of selling their special blend of powders for the printers than selling the printers themselves.

Warning in Graphene not to be eaten for breakfast.