Objet is at Euromold 2012 this week, and has already made headlines with the announcement of its massive Objet1000 3D printer. Now the company is on the show floor showing off its latest innovations in 3D printing including a full-size golf club printed on the new Objet1000.
First up is a radial engine that was created in a single print job. It’s impressive because it features moving parts that didn’t have to be assembled outside of the printer. It also has a level of polish that you don’t see in many 3D printed models.
Much like its previous ship in a bottle print job, the guys at Objet have also made a black motorcycle encased in transparent plastic. It shows off the Objet Connex printer’s ability to create multi-material objects in a single print job.
Finally, we have a full-sized golf club that was printed on the Objet1000. The Objet1000 is a Connex machine so it can print in multiple materials in the same print job. It lets the designers use a rubbery material for the grip, a white material for the shaft, and a light gray material for the clubhead.
