> e.g. resins from Tethon. They have custom solutions for titanium carbides and aluminum oxides for example. Would that be strong enough?

I don’t know, I have only worked with a CNC and solid aluminum 80%ers.

Rothbardian_fanatic

Same principle. DIY. The only problem with it is that gatekeeping government doesn't like that there's no gate. Consider open-source robots as similar. 

 that they will probably self-censor (or use that as an excuse to not open a model), which basically has the same effect of gatekeeping. Keeping things out of the hands of the public is a problem.

. They have custom solutions for titanium carbides and aluminum oxides for example. Would that be strong enough?

The Coming Age of AI Government

> you just need a CNC machine.

Same principle. DIY. The only problem with it is that gatekeeping government doesn't like that there's no gate. Consider open-source robots as similar. [Meta said](https://stacker.news/items/1060587/r/optimism) that they will probably self-censor (or use that as an excuse to not open a model), which basically has the same effect of gatekeeping. Keeping things out of the hands of the public is a problem.

> "high end resins"

e.g. resins from [Tethon](https://tethon3d.com/). They have custom solutions for titanium carbides and aluminum oxides for example. Would that be strong enough?
