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Tuesday
Dec252012

3D Printed Christmas Cookies

It is Christmas today and courtesy of Ralf Holleis we have 3D printed cookies for readers. 
 
Holleis' team used an UNFOLD Plastruder to 3D print several styles of Rhino-modeled holiday cookies directly onto wax paper. The wax paper allowed the fragile extrusions to be easily moved into an oven for finishing, erm, cooking. 
 
Be sure to watch the video at the link below, as you can observe the entire process from installation of the plastuder, extrusion, cooking and of course, the eating.