
In this case the team created detailed 3D model of the brain from the MRI data, which was then 3D printed on their ZCorp Zprinter 450 3D printer. A negative mold was created by painting the solid brain with latex – and then peeling it off. Finally, melted chocolate was poured into the mold and set for three hours in a refridgerator. Once completed, were only two tasks left to do:
- Post the entire procedure to Instructables (Done, Check!)
- Eat the brain (Done, Check!)
Along with 3D printing stuff with your name on it, there seems to be a fascination with printing body parts and eating them. No, we’re not offering any further speculation on this matter!
Good work and it looks like very delicious.