Named for Aeromotions owner Gregory Mark, the Mark One represents - more or less - a "luxury" version of your prototypical 3D printer, but instead of printing in plastic, the machine is fully capable of creating carbon fiber models. Making its debut at San Diego's SolidWorks World 2014, the Mark One is billed as "the world's first desktop printer capable of printing composite materials." Thus, it doesn't stop at carbon fiber - the printer can even create pieces in fiberglass, nylon, and PLA. Sai...
Named for Aeromotions owner Gregory Mark, the Mark One represents - more or less - a "luxury" version of your prototypical 3D printer, but instead of printing in plastic, the machine is fully capable of creating carbon fiber models. Making its debut at San Diego's SolidWorks World 2014, the Mark One is billed as "the world's first desktop printer capable of printing composite materials." Thus, it doesn't stop at carbon fiber - the printer can even create pieces in fiberglass, nylon, and PLA. Sai...
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