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Ok, can someone please translate the Youtube clickbait title into more reasonable language? Are they surprisingly good? OK looking? Reasonably cheap?
I doubt they are groundbreaking enough to border on mental illness being a likely factor in the development phase.
They're neat.
They are tidy elegant designs of cups and dosing bowls (for measuring coffee bean quantities) for coffee enthusiasts. They are also designs that could be made by conventional means, so not really insane at all.
Are they actually made of non-plastic ceramic?
Yes, seems like it. Its made by this company he says: https://www.ceramicastudio.com/
Those are beautiful, but jesus christ on a unicycle, how did they end up supporting klarna? Offering people loans for a tea cup feels insulting.
I love the idea of this. I don't think I would realistically ever buy or do this, but the process is clever and looks like it works well.
Would those be food-safe? I know normal 3d prints are porous, and that leads to bacterial/mold growth.
Ah, never mind, just saw the website. They look like they are glazed like normaly made ones, so any holes will get pluged by the glaze.