A recent attempt by [MD Shajedul Hoque Thakur] and colleagues as published in Science Advances now may have come closest to 3D printing literal wood using cellulose and lignin ink, using direct ...
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Researchers transform wood waste into wood ink for 3D printing. . . more woodMaterials for 3D printing wood are already available on the market today. But they are typically composed of around 70 ...
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