Literary youth look over: The fresh and elegant world's first 3D print Castle

"TechWeb Report" August 27 news, according to foreign media reports, the United States, Minnesota, an architect fought for months, finally built the world's first 3D print castle. The architect, Andreyrudenko, said in April that he planned 3D to print a two-story house, and his props were a machine that could print a layer of concrete. He then plans to 3D print out a small castle to understand the principle of 3D printing and can improve the place. In July his little castle had been roughly formed and was completely completed by August. Rudenko not only succeeded in 3D printing out a quadrilateral building, it was also very engaging and exquisite. The Rudenko 3D printer prints out each layer of concrete with a thickness of only 1 cm and a width of 3 centimeters. Compared with other 3D printers, the output of this 3D printer is exquisite concrete. Rudenko has also been helped by a number of people, such as a design engineer named Mikhail Tikh. He not only told Rudenko a lot of dry goods, but also contracted the Castle 3D model design. Below is the world's first 3D print castle of all kinds of beautiful pictures, one time to see enough.