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The gallery still works for original resolution
https://postimg.org/gallery/1v2m10jn8/ :cool:

Hey guys
As far as I know Slic3r and Cura are the most used Slicers.
Slic3r is "the original" slicer that was developed with the first 3D printers and has just about every setting that exists =>...

Works great, thanks!

Hey thej,

Could you post the images in a bigger resolution?
Currently, it's really hard to make out what is happening.

Thanks,
quertz

Hey guys,

I also was kinda sad to see the bad news the last days and I'm not sure whether I'm willing to throw more money into this.
Seeing this new print was a good start to gain back trust....

Hey guys,

It seems to me that we have a few different ways of measuring the capacitance:

jsondags Idea which resembles this:
https://www.arduino.cc/en/Tutorial/CapacitanceMeter
and uses the...

Wow, that's a lot of stuff.

I think we should just open a new Thread here or on the Peachy forum.

50 microns seems pretty good to me, at least to compensate for long-term trends (using the...

Hey Taugusti,

Actually that method already gets used in a few different ways:
While normal bottom-up SLA printers have to move the whole print up and down again for each new layer, you can avoid...

Wow, I really like this idea!

I think, even for those of us who already got their Peachy or will get a version without this idea (yes, I'm already assuming they will use it) this is a perfect...

Hey Robert Goddard,

I think you haven't understood the goal of the Peachy team correctly.

To answer your questions:
No, it doesn't have to be a saline solution, but this is the cheapest way...

Hey Forgotten_Avatar,

you might want to have a look at this older update.
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/117421627/the-peachy-printer-the-first-100-3d-printer-and-sc/posts/1085300
Please...

Hey Forgotten_Avatar,

The Peachy Printer has a great level of detail but less accuracy.
Detail means, you will probably see all the small features of the 3D-model, as the resolution of the Peachy...

Hey guys,

I'm pretty sure, Peachy's default dripper system is uncontrolled, at least not by electronics.

Using extreme numbers:
If the water takes 20min to rise 10cm (I guess, that's a fast,...

Hey iplayfast,

I'm pretty sure, that won't be possible.
As the resin floats on the water, a created Island will also float and not stay at the same height with rising water.
Also although the...

The Video is 16:9 with added black bars to become 4:3 and then the Youtube-Player again adds black bars for it to be 16:9 again.
Now I have a black rim around the video :(
But apart from that I...

Yes of course.
They are not just copy cats,
they use the same technology to print highly sophisticated materials which is the central part of their work.

(The Video from the link)
https://youtu.be/CmZ_9646q2U?t=1694
"We could print a canoe if we wanted to"

^^

Hey IDefINIte,

As far as I know from the Updates and Videos, the print works as follows:
(With a small sketch; probably one of the worst pictures I've made so far but it shows what I want to...

Hey IDefINIte,

please stay on a professional level,
If you've followed this project at least to some extend, you'd know that the Peachy uses a UV laser (as pretty much every SLA-Printer ot there)...

Hey Dragin.sh,

wow, thanks for that post; good research you did there...

Hey /dev/null,

As far as I understood, the Peachy Juice is indeed almost identical to the Maker Juice and also manufactured by the same guys.
The only differences are that because of Peachy being...

Hey guys,

I've actually already tried that.
There is free software out there which you can use to turn a lot of pictures into a 3D-model, but it doesn't work that good.

Peachy would hopefully...

I think you could get a really good quality using the peachy for structured light / laser scanning
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Structured-light_3D_scanner

@mike_biddell

I seriously just read "to identify plotholes" and thought: that's not how this works :D

Actually I rewatched the video of the update and it seems to me that they are planning to...

Did you just respond to your own comment?
Or were you trying to refer to mike_bidells comment? ;) :D