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Advantages And Disadvantages Of 3d Printer

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In 21st century 3D printer becoming one of the most discussed and popular technology in the world. There are many advantages and disadvantages of 3D printer are discussing on TV, in internet and in other well known magazines. Thus, positive and negative sides of 3D printing are one of the significant issues for today’s time. 3D printing technology is quickly advancing and is soon expected to become one of the basic leading technologies in society. With more advancements being made every day, a lot of discoveries have been unveiled on many other applications of 3D printing that make it an extremely important technology for society. Also, the fact that the price of 3D printers is declining, has attracted a lot of attention across the world to this revolutionary technology (Wellington). The main reason i had chosen my topic is that 3D printer saved baby who was dying. 3D printer saved boys life named Kaiba (Smith). Kaiba's procedure was described in a letter published in the most recent issue of the New England Journal of Medicine.Kaibahad problem with breathe, but researchers from the University of …show more content…

According to the BBC World News, 5 year-old girl from Scotland, Hayley Fraser, who was born without any fingers on one hand has become the first in the UK to be fitted with a bionic limb made using a 3D printer. Also, it cost about 50 pounds. Due to this source, today it is possible to design and order your own part of body at a low price (BBC World News).This source has video with Hayley Fraser and her parents and BBC World News is well known and popular news channel in the worldand it has own website and international establishes, there is no doubt that it provides verified information. However, in some cases tone of source is exaggerated. Generally, title of the article is correspond to the content and it reveals significant argument in favor of

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