3D Printed This Amazing 3D Printed Tool Can Drill Holes in Metal Using Nothing but Human Power

Best 3D Printing Gadgets :: https://amzn.to/2XOIx0P This Amazing 3D Printed Tool Can Drill Holes in Metal Using Nothing but Human Power# It was just last week that we broke a story on the world’s smallest drill, which was 3D printed by a man in New Zealand, named Lance Abernethy. It measured just 7.5mm wide, had the ability to drill through soft objects, and was battery operated. Now, another company has 3D printed yet another drill. This drill is not the world’s smallest, nor does it operate with a motor. In fact, it doesn’t use electricity or battery power whatsoever, but instead relies on the laws of physics in order to drill holes in both soft and hard objects. The design, created by an engineering and design firm named Performance 3-d, was created with full intention of being used. The company sells upgrade parts for various 3D printers, including aluminum arm stiffeners for eliminating the sagging of build plates during printing. Performance 3-d’s drills are considered “Hand Pump Drills” because they use nothing but a hand pumping motion in order to drill holes into objects. This eliminates the need for electricity or any battery power, and they are actually more powerful than you might expect.

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