3D scanner? the object is first rendered in 3D and then sent to the printer. and the object is made in floating state. he dug out the printed tool from a powdery base. i understand what you are trying to say here... creating moving parts sounds like a very complicated procedure. that is the reason why this technology is so new/expensive/proprietary!
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