On 4/6/12 5:03 PM, Cobra007 wrote:
Just a question, is this one of those entry level 3D printers that
retail for around $1000 or so? I was actually thinking of buying one,
but if this comes out of that printer, I am not really that
enthusiastic about it.
Michel
Yes, it is a Makerbot. It's also adjusted somewhat cold, which results
in the plastic forming round beads.
It can be adjusted for finer resolution and smoother surfaces, but those
prints take a lot longer to make. This was a quick prototype - the guy
only spent 90 minutes from receiving the .stl file via email to the
finished product!
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David Forbes, Tucson AZ
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