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0:35 *SOLID PP*

doesn't formlabs already have this?

Great Video

Nice PP bro.

'Promosm'

Well done. It really helps you understand the costs associated with such a part.

Lol

Great video and detail!

6 hours of support removal later lol

Am I correct in assuming that this is the same model of 3D printer used at Weber State University in Utah?

Man, I'd love to use one of these at work.

i'll take 2

great video, thanks 👍

Great topic, thanks 👍

Do you know which program allow bitmap as texture for 3mf?

Wow super accurate prints? What is the material?

Can you make a video on exporting the file?

Great Video

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I'm bummed I didnt see this on April 1st... LOL

What’s the capability of printing speed? We have an old 360mc and curious if we replace with an F370 if the print speed is the same or faster for small parts.

what is the short film called? I'd like to see it

Thanks for the excellent video! I've one question, when I do this process of hollowing the .stl, will be necessary use support material, right? In polyjet tecnology, is there any way to don't use suport? Or the machine need obligatorily the support? Thanks in advance!!

Well, my alliteration example in 1st grade is now a 3D printing company (I actually suggested to my teacher "platypus" for purple). I doubt you got that from me though because I don't live in and I have never been to California. (edit) Actually the company started before I was born.

hows the print quality?

This is pretty cool and thanks for sharing this. I really want to learn how to make amazing lapel pins etc. Can you do some more 3D lapel pins? thanks

...these printers are not like all the others...they work with liquid photo-polymeric materials that can be used all at the same time to have objects with different properties...the others printers work with one material at once, and it's a mechanical process...here the material is made solid by UV rays, that you see in the video moving in the machine... I worked with them in a project for my university and I have to say the tecnology is amazing, but it costs a lot aswell...

@tardis421 It's a 3D printer. It print models, layer by layer.

does it like make models or just print paper?

@seanotube85 3D printers have been on the market for many years. The industry has recently released some lower-cost models, so the technology is now becoming available to larger number of businesses and individuals.

@wolfsrainpet Yes, 3D printers can make toys...and car parts, medical devices, and numerous other products. Because we are a business, we don't approve comments with foul language or arguments among commenters. Thanks for your understanding:)

Wow. I want one. How long til those are on the market???

pretty god damn awesome... I want one

That ODST Is Beautiful

i didnt know that kind of technology existed

so it makes toys????? lol and whats up with all these comments removed???

What kind of material does it use ? Simple plastic or ?

Reminds me of the M5 Computer in Star Trek.

dude.....can this make my breakfast?

Can't wait till these things are actually accessible to average earning people.

ayo technology!

those are so fun to play with :] expensive to use tho x_x

one word: technology

What are the medical applications for this? Can the sculpting material be used for bone implants and facial/cranial reconstruction?