The Blade

[rmcelroy]

I haven't been around in a while. Sorry if this has been posted. I found this very interesting!

http://3dprint.com/74810/3d-printed-supercar-blade/

Wave of the future, look at the weight and low start up costs.

 

[Rob Croson]

Very interesting. Good application of 3d printing.

 

[John-b-gone]

I hope PE knows of this tech, someone needs to email EM.

 

[rmcelroy]

I couldn't find a "contact us" on their web page. I am hoping this will find the way there.

 

[WilliamH]

I couldn't find a "contact us" on their web page. I am hoping this will find the way there.

Try this ---> http://www.eliomotors.com/find-us/#contact <---

 

[floydv]

Very cool. I would like to have seen this Blade (Glider) go into production, but it doesn't look like that will happen due to an intellectual property dispute. Sigh.

 

[rmcelroy]

Try this ---> http://www.eliomotors.com/find-us/#contact <---

I sent them a mail
Thanks

 

[NSTG8R]

I haven't been around in a while. Sorry if this has been posted. I found this very interesting!

http://3dprint.com/74810/3d-printed-supercar-blade/

Wave of the future, look at the weight and low start up costs.

Very cool!

 

[John-b-gone]

This tech might be able to narrow the windshield pillars even more. rmcelroy have you heard anything from Em?

 

[TCBronson]

That was very interesting, I have never heard of that. That 3D printing could revolutionize the way cars are designed and built. I could see how EM could benefit by this technology and also how it could speed up the production process! It also might make it even cheaper to build even if he hires an out side company to do the 3D printing of the parts for them until they got their own machine.