sufferforscience

These are both on a theme of how improvements in printing tech can help us deal with structural weakness in 3D printed parts:

1. Any chance you will make a tool for ToolChanger that allow us to do print with embedded continuous fiber? Is doing something like this patent encumbered?
2. Have you seen/considered a printer design where layers are shells surrounding an x or y-axis that rotates? I.e. parts are started from a core rod rotates and you build out layers from there in concentric rings. Probably this seems off the wall, but using this approach could eliminate layer adhesion anisotropy weakness of parts.