Real elasticity, not plasticity.
Thin surfaces are really elastic! Objects plain, of more than 10 mm don't really show elasticity, you have to design them hollow so they would be fully squashable.
To show you the elsaticity, a thin part under the weight of the wrench.
Part will gently bounce back to its initial shape once released.
Parts can be stretched and compressed, they'll get back to their initial shape.
Very small details of a few tenth of mm are sharp and visible.
Smooth surface, layer lines are very thin.
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Elastic 3D printing
We 3D print in Elastic material with SLA precision. Price is 1.9$ per cm3 (real volume).
Surface is very smooth, parts are yellow, translucent where thin.
