Chemson demonstrates a 'world-first' for 3DVinyl
3DVinyl has been 3D printed in the shape of a giant vase, by PVC stabilizer firm Chemson, on a pellet-fed 3D-printer designed by Titan Robotics USA. Chemson representatives at Rapid 3D, a 3D-printing exhibition in Pittsburgh, USA took three hours to print the 14kg vase.
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