2011-06-06 20:23:39.579796+02 by meuon 0 comments
3d printer as key machine = Enter a key code, print a key. It's actually a lot harder than just going to the locksmith and saying, I need a Schlage 532456 (or whatever) key, but I am impressed with the accuracy and usability of things generated by 3d printers. Simply awesome.
As I look around at the uses of physical keys, this whole paradigm needs to be re-invented with a look towards the future.
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