It only took 42 days and $500 to construct the world’s first 3d printed kayak.
The kayak is watertight and floats, fabricated with 28 separate sections that are joined together by machined bolts and a bit of silicon. Want to learn more about the process? Click here to see how it was done.
Lead Adventurer at Nerve Rush
For three years, Alan traveled to 60+ countries as an international cost-of-living surveyor. Back in New York City, when he’s not running, rock climbing or geeking out about UAV drones, Alan runs a marketing agency that helps companies generate more sales-ready leads using inbound marketing techniques.
Latest posts by Alan Perlman (see all)
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