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Can you guess with what material is this printGREEN 3d printer from Slovenia printing?



The material is mixture of water, fertile soil and seeds. After some time, seeds sprout and plants start to grow. It is a sort of design art  project but I think this technology could be used in some agricultural or gardening machinery.

The team behind this project:Maja Petek, Tina Zidanšek, Urška Skaza, Danica Rženičnik and Simon Tržan. They worked with assistant professor Dušan Zidar to develop it. The original name in Slovenian is “Tiskaj ZELENO”. 
Project homepage:

http://tiskajzeleno.wix.com/tiskaj-zeleno#!printgreen/c4nw



























On personal note: Slovenians are our dear neighbors and I had several technology, art and DIY workshops with them. They have cool art-tech scene and are pretty chill crowd to hang out with.

Here is another cool project from Slovenia:

http://diy3dprinting.blogspot.com/2013/08/koruza-using-diy-3d-printing-for-laser.html

If DIY molten aluminum printing gets real, recycling in poor areas will definitely change as they will have cheap but powerful manufacturing tool.



























Source: http://solidsmack.com/fabrication/can-city-fabricating-furniture-from-melted-aluminum-cans-on-the-streets-of-sao-paulo/

Russ presents his new home project: he made his own filament extruder. It is still work in progress but it looks good. Almost all parts are recycled from other machines.






Source:

http://www.youtube.com/user/rwg42985?feature=watch

www.RWGresearch.com

























Russ is also well known for his DIY Delta printer build:

http://diy3dprinting.blogspot.com/2013/09/extensive-roctock-delta-building.html

Meet Kodjo Afate Gnikou. He is from Lome, Togo, he builds awsame DIY 3d printers from electronic waste and he works at the Woelab Hackerspace.





First post:

http://diy3dprinting.blogspot.com/2013/05/wafate-african-3d-printer-out-of.html

Kudos to you Mr. gmdownes!
He made a RepRap based 3d printer using plastic milk crate as a frame.






Full instructions:

http://www.instructables.com/id/MilkRap-Milk-Crate-RepRap/?ALLSTEPS