3-D printers and enemas

Zity is at the cutting edge of technology of course, so I'm wondering how the advent of 3-D printing will affect us.

3-D printing uses (I think) a kind of plastic 'ink' which is built up in layers and then sets hard.

So, I'm thinking nozzles, plugs, dilators, chastity belts ...customized to your own design.

(No, I don't have a printer, and I'm not going into business, but I bet someone is! )

Any thoughts?

Supple

Well, they are using those printers to create bladders for implantation into patients with spina bifida, and organs can't be too far behind, so who knows, you might be on to something.

Hell, if they can make weapons that fire with 3-D printers, it would a cinch to make all kinds of enema toys with these things.

While there have been reports of a handgun and a rifle benig "printed," I have seen no report of either of them being fired (notwithstanding the makers' claims they COULD be fired).

Intruder, there have been pictures on the web of the pistol being fired. Apparently, it is only good for a few rounds.

They have been fired. I believe they have a metal insert in the barrel however. Just yesterday, the young fellow who has actually made and fired a 3-D weapon was on Glenn Becks program. This is the second time I've seen him on this venue. The government has now stepped in front of his business, saying that for "national security" reasons, he cannot export either the parts, or the completed weapon.....not sure which. Sorry, I don't recall his name, but I notice he speaks with a decided British accent.

I expect a 3D-printed enema nozzle would be good for more than just a few rounds 😉

I cant believe you mentioned this/ I have seen 3d printers and thought the same thing. They will be available for home use and can make anything you can draw on cad into a product.

Within the next 15 years, 3-D printers will be in every home. Don't laugh. Just think of the computer you are now using!

Isn't 3-D printing an awesome breakthrough! Just think of the possibilities!

But first watch out for cocksucking liberal faggots like Richard Bloomberg.....and the Obama Mis-Administration.

" We need a ban on all high capacity magazine clip feeding ramp devices.".......will further and grotesquely degrade down to......."a ban on all assault 3-D printers and unlicensed enema nozzle instruments".

Slim: on Zity, cocksucking is fine, and faggots are welcome too. I'm not sure about people who worship assault weapons though. Maybe it is just me.

It's not just you supple. This forum should be free of politics.

Agree with payte1. Talking politics and religion just ends up with almost everyone being pissed off in one way or the other. Lets stick with enemas......something we all enjoy. And if you don't, why are you here?

All you have to do is make a CAD drawing of your own Willie and 3-D print it. You can then go do yourself. If you're small in size but good in drawing, you can easily add a few inches. It's going to be fun to see the anal toys people come up with. I picture a whole section on this site for those items. Technology is great.

That is a good question. there are custom designed nozzles so a 3D printer could create a nozzle.

3-D printers look great, just hoping the product will be durable enough to put in some very sensitive places without causing any harm. I would hate to create the ultimate nozzle only to have it break off inside someone's rectum!

While they are perfecting their 3-D machines, I will stick with a tried and true method of manufacturing. I have had a bench-top lathe and just purchased a CNC automation upgrade set for it with free CAD software. If its shorter than 11 inches and not wider than 5 inches in diameter, I can just draw it in the CAD software and then turn it automatically on my lathe.

The benefit of the lathe is you can use many different materials, not just plastic. Metal, plastic, nylons are all possible, the only drawback is you must make linear objects, but as it's going up someone's butt, that works just fine!

Oh, how disappointing - you can only make small plugs then? 😃

Actually- the "Limits" of what is properly called Additive Fabrication are machine and process dependent but also WAY more capable than one would believe.

There's a few companies that act as Service Bureaus where- you send them a file of instructions to make your object+ what materials etc- and they deliver it for nominal costing. Apparently some cities that have Tool Libraries or hack/make spaces might also be useful in the quest for printing our toys:}

Oh, there's a learning curve for both software and the machines.