ShaperJet 3D Printer

[Brian_Krassenstein]

Asia is a rapidly developing region -- and rapidly entering the 3D printing space. 3DPrint.com today has learned about a new 3D printer manufacturer from India that will offer a purportedly high-quality FFF-based desktop 3D printer -- complete with top-notch customer support for their product. ShaperJet, which will be launching its website soon, will offer their brand new ShaperJet 3D printer in India by the end of this month, and being offered worldwide by third quarter 2015. The 3D printer carries a $720 price tag and features an E3D hotend, a 145 x 145 x 180 mm build volume, and 0.06mm layer resolution. Find out more details about this all-new Indian offering in the full article: http://3dprint.com/51834/shaperjet-3d-printer/


Below is a look at printed objects from the ShaperJet 3D printer:

[singh]

printer is smart, print quality looks good...price quoted is reasonable..lets wait and see about there support.

[MiniMadRyan]

Looks a lot like a slightly smaller first generation Ultimaker, for better or worse. Seeing some ribbing effects in the prints though, but overall looks pretty decent

[curious aardvark]

Fibreboard ?
In india ?
Doesn't sound like a terribly good idea.

Given the extremes of humidity and temperature - wouldn't fibreboard warp and go soft ?
And possible be eaten by insects - maybe.

Other than that - yep it's definitely a 3d printer :-)