After using 3D printing techniques for testing purposes in race cars – yes, I’m talking about the 3D-printed collector,
who helped Ford to win the 24 Hours of Daytona – Ford wants you to have your own 3D models.
The Ford Motor Company (commonly known as simply Ford) is an American multinational automobile manufacturer based in Dearborn, Michigan, a Detroit suburb. It was founded by Henry Ford and incorporated on June 16, 1903.
Since its creation, 3D printing took a lot of forms and is used in a wide variety of areas with promising results. It was only a matter of time before the auto industry turned his head to this new technology, but Ford adds the element of fun with 3D (3d.ford.com) store.
What does, you may ask? Well, in short, that allows fans to download digital images (files costs $ 4.99) for Ford vehicles to later be printed using a size and material of your choice.
Ford looked at a couple of studies before starting this initiative, with one claiming that sales of 3D desktop printers exceed 1 million units in 2018, an estimated 44 000 sold annually in 2014.
By now, you’re wondering what options are available for printing cars, right? We will not let you expect more, available models include Ford 3D printed the new Ford GT, F-150 Raptor, Shelby GT350R, Focus ST and Fiesta ST.
Ford says this training will be increased at a later time, and we are waiting to see some classic rides Blue Oval.
You can also order ready to go 3D printed models in 1 / 32th scale plastic and Ford suggests there is more to come in the future:
New Ford 3D Printing Shop Welcome to the Future 2016 After using 3D printing techniques for testing purposes in race cars - yes, I'm talking about the 3D-printed collector,
