Hi there, I'm CiCi, a staff of Creality and a close friend of yours.

Yesterday I posted a topic: What do you think is possible to 3D print?

We received a lot of great responses. Now I'm going to show you some representative comments. Let's check it out!

@Cedrik Harn: There is an limit by printing like when one pion is thin and both side are heavy and don't have the same high the it's very possible to break when you don't youse the right Montreal or if you 3d printer isn't huge enough for the object. but if you let this to points out the only limit is your imagination.

@TJ Hall: I'm excited to see medical applications. would really like new cartilage in my knees! on the path to replicators lol!

@The_Lydster: Given the right equipment, you could definitely print life saving gear like specialized helmets, rebreathers or hard to get medical equipment!

@Tic: I think 3D printing clothing items would be amazing. I have seen chainmail models that could be modified and refined to create different types of cloth types or outfits.

@gvsu4msu: Prosthetics - let's help those who have lost body parts for one reason or another (war, car/work accident, etc). Body parts to help burn victims, like ears, or noses, etc. Design for the humankind.

@Jerry Ducharme: Being a Shriner Clown with the Melha Shrine Clowns and doing what I do to help children I feel that being able to 3d print prosthetics for kids to be able to live a better and easier life is just amazing and I feel that we need to spend more time into developing even better and faster processes to make it all faster for the kids.

@Flavio D: 3d printing is expanding application types like mechanical, medical, construction, food, entertainment and others. The technological evolution of machines and materials will provide many more possibilities and application areas, the future will be incredible for 3d printing.

@CreamyCoolBro: I think metal 3D printing will revolutionize the manufacturing industry. it can make mass production of complex parts and even just small items a lot less of a hassle and probably cheaper too.

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