wow, that's cool - continuously "grown" plastic parts
wow, that's cool - continuously "grown" plastic parts
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RE: wow, that's cool - continuously "grown" plastic parts
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RE: wow, that's cool - continuously "grown" plastic parts
There has been discussion of this printer on another forum I'm on. When it was first brought up, and even now, I still can't wrap my head around this technology (or why it's necessary, if even true). What purpose does this supposed limit-oxygen area serve? Plenty of UV laser-based systems out there now, and they work on the same overall function... scan a layer of resin to harden it, raise object out of resin pool, repeat process until finished. This limited-oxygen thing just seems too much like voodoo marketing speak. I want to understand, but the website doesn't exactly give any useful info.
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RE: wow, that's cool - continuously "grown" plastic parts
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RE: wow, that's cool - continuously "grown" plastic parts
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RE: wow, that's cool - continuously "grown" plastic parts
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K4heBuUmx0U
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RE: wow, that's cool - continuously "grown" plastic parts
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RE: wow, that's cool - continuously "grown" plastic parts
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RE: wow, that's cool - continuously "grown" plastic parts
B.E.
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RE: wow, that's cool - continuously "grown" plastic parts
My impression... I'm not seeing anything "new" - just a repackaging of existing technology but in a new box. There may be some technicality that is "new" but if anything, it's certain just a new flavor of old technology, barely distinguishable.
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RE: wow, that's cool - continuously "grown" plastic parts
That was my thought also.
Chris, CSWA
SolidWorks 14
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RE: wow, that's cool - continuously "grown" plastic parts
I tire of companies getting everyone riled up for nothing more than a set of spoons with a new color packaging... "Look! These spoons now come with a GREEN ribbon on the box. It's new technology that no one else has!" Pfft.
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RE: wow, that's cool - continuously "grown" plastic parts
RE: wow, that's cool - continuously "grown" plastic parts
http://hackedgadgets.com/2015/03/24/super-fast-3d-...
How much and when for a desktop system?