Quote: Originally posted by officescape  | I always thought you could print very low conductivity materials with very high melting points by using inductive heating coils and graphite mixed in
with the material, but the graphite would become part of the glass in this case, might make more sense for some types of ceramic materials.
Graphite does not become less effective at inductive coupling after many uses and has a very high melting point so that makes it most effective as a
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Whoa steady on there cowboy, you've gone off and posted a heap of stuff that sounds like you've taken a bit too much aderall. Your ideas aren't
terrible, just not thought through before posting. Don't succumb to the cheap thrills of 'I had a half baked idea let's all talk about it' syndrome.
Propose something based on sound principles or experience, ask why something you observed doesn't make sense based on your current understanding,
explain your current interest in terms of the science you are undertaking. Science depends on peer review of experience and explanation, not peers
instantly responding "yah brah, totally! Mad! That's all like, totally awesome an' all- like- y'no ! Post it on you tube man that'd be like so cool!'
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