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I'm sure many of you have already seen this, but I
thought it was very cool.


watch the video on the page.

http://www.popularmechanics.com/automot ... tml?page=1

So the question is, Can I make a guitar with this?

You could clone yourself, except all the parts would actually move and you would have Hawaian Barbie after you

I married Hawaiian Barbie! Then I discovered she's a gourmet cook! No wonder the Doctor called me a Fat Bastich.

AndyT wrote:

I married Hawaiian Barbie! Then I discovered she's a gourmet cook! No wonder the Doctor called me a Fat Bastich.

Ahaaa YOu are really Ken in disguise, I knew it all along , can I get your autograph

Think about it. You could actually clone a guitar with this thing. Just use something like Lexan plastic instead for strength. It would be waterproof. And you could program it to mix colors so you could choose the look of your guitar beforehand.

I'm contractually obligated to send all my autograph requests to either Matt Damon or Brad Pitt.

AndyT wrote:

Think about it. You could actually clone a guitar with this thing. Just use something like Lexan plastic instead for strength. It would be waterproof. And you could program it to mix colors so you could choose the look of your guitar beforehand.

INteresting idea I wonder if I could use this to get my SRV Number 1 (not sure how lexan strings would go though)

haoli25 wrote:

I'm sure many of you have already seen this, but I
thought it was very cool.


watch the video on the page.

http://www.popularmechanics.com/automot ... tml?page=1

That was GREAT!!! Thanks!

I can't believe that the plastic copier can make a multipart prototype assembly that actually works. That's incredible!