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3D Printer Selection

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3D Printer Selection

3D Printer Selection

(OP)
Hi All,
I'm looking into getting a 3D printer for prototyping of larger parts. Ideally I'd like something around the size of 12"x12"x12", give or take. Is there a recommended 3D printer manufacturer that makes printers of this size? Price is more or less unimportant right now,
Thanks!
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RE: 3D Printer Selection

I'm using a:
Vivedino Troodon CoreXY 3D Printer
- Select Print Size: 400x400x500mm
- Power Plug/Standards: US

and love it! Not cheap but it will do BIG parts. It's also fully enclosed so you can plumb the fumes outside unlike 90% of the others.

Core XY style printers are arguably the best way to do 3D FDM.

Keith Cress
kcress - http://www.flaminsystems.com

RE: 3D Printer Selection

I have a printer from Titan3Drobootics. They have several options available. I am using it for the past 3 years. Prompt service and open-sourcing for spares or consumables.

You could contact Clay Guillory or alternately Maddie Guillory.

(ps:I have no commercial interest with the company)

RE: 3D Printer Selection

(OP)
Thanks both of you, I will look into these options!

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