Filip Sjoo from Sweden developed this ... this ... 3d printed washing contraption :-) !
Technically it is "worlds first fully functional 3d printed dishwasher" but I see it more as a example of 3d design skills since it takes some knowledge to put all those gears and water powered turbine to work together.
Now, it's a nice design and idea, but it looks like it uses a LOT of water since it needs a strong stream to power it. You would probably save some money by using your hands or standard washing machine.
Still ... great work Filip!
Now, if you want a functional dishwasher related scenario of use see how to repair a gasket with your 3d printer.
There are TONS of 3d printable DIY replacement part for dishwashers on Thingiverse:
http://www.thingiverse.com/search/page:1?q=dishwasher&sa=
Technically it is "worlds first fully functional 3d printed dishwasher" but I see it more as a example of 3d design skills since it takes some knowledge to put all those gears and water powered turbine to work together.
Now, it's a nice design and idea, but it looks like it uses a LOT of water since it needs a strong stream to power it. You would probably save some money by using your hands or standard washing machine.
Still ... great work Filip!
Now, if you want a functional dishwasher related scenario of use see how to repair a gasket with your 3d printer.
There are TONS of 3d printable DIY replacement part for dishwashers on Thingiverse:
http://www.thingiverse.com/search/page:1?q=dishwasher&sa=
