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FOC Tree-DFreedom of Creation (FOC) recently announced a new 3-D printing technique that transforms sawdust into objects that look and feel (almost) like wood. It's a bit less bizarre than printing human veins, or the artist who turns human ashes into objects, and since the materials to can be collected from dusty workshops, these objects have a pretty good sustainability factor. And they look snazzy too!...<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/freedom-of-creation-3-d-prints-wood-like-designs-from-sawdust/'>READ ARTICLE</a>1
FOC Tree-DFreedom of Creation (FOC) recently announced a new 3-D printing technique that transforms sawdust into objects that look and feel (almost) like wood. It's a bit less bizarre than printing human veins, or the artist who turns human ashes into objects, and since the materials to can be collected from dusty workshops, these objects have a pretty good sustainability factor. And they look snazzy too!...<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/freedom-of-creation-3-d-prints-wood-like-designs-from-sawdust/'>READ ARTICLE</a>2
FOC Tree-DFreedom of Creation (FOC) recently announced a new 3-D printing technique that transforms sawdust into objects that look and feel (almost) like wood. It's a bit less bizarre than printing human veins, or the artist who turns human ashes into objects, and since the materials to can be collected from dusty workshops, these objects have a pretty good sustainability factor. And they look snazzy too!...<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/freedom-of-creation-3-d-prints-wood-like-designs-from-sawdust/'>READ ARTICLE</a>3
FOC Tree-DFreedom of Creation (FOC) recently announced a new 3-D printing technique that transforms sawdust into objects that look and feel (almost) like wood. It's a bit less bizarre than printing human veins, or the artist who turns human ashes into objects, and since the materials to can be collected from dusty workshops, these objects have a pretty good sustainability factor. And they look snazzy too!...<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/freedom-of-creation-3-d-prints-wood-like-designs-from-sawdust/'>READ ARTICLE</a>4
FOC Tree-DFreedom of Creation (FOC) recently announced a new 3-D printing technique that transforms sawdust into objects that look and feel (almost) like wood. It's a bit less bizarre than printing human veins, or the artist who turns human ashes into objects, and since the materials to can be collected from dusty workshops, these objects have a pretty good sustainability factor. And they look snazzy too!...<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/freedom-of-creation-3-d-prints-wood-like-designs-from-sawdust/'>READ ARTICLE</a>5
