"The next time someone asks
where you got your glasses from, wouldn’t it be fun to say, 'From the
presses of a 3D printer'? High-end eyewear designer Mykita is now
offering you that very opportunity with its new line of glasses called 'Mylon' created using a 3D printer," reports
Geek.com. "The process used to manufacture the glasses is called Selective Laser
Sintering (SRS). In layman’s terms this is just another form of
3D printing,
but it is more sophisticated than the cheap plastic-manipulating
machines that get most of our attention. SRS allows the use of many
different types of materials, from nylon to steel, and it uses a laser
beam for the extrusion part of the manufacturing process."
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