Would you spend $1000 for a 3D scanner printer add-on that works reliably?

[che]

or you can buy this for less http://us.xyzprinting.com/product/dv10aio

[robosmith]

Looks similar to the the Makerbot digitizer (tried that; it is crap). You sure it is accurate for all materials?

or you can buy this for less http://us.xyzprinting.com/product/dv10aio

[che]

Looks similar to the the Makerbot digitizer (tried that; it is crap). You sure it is accurate for all materials?

i can't really know because i haven't buy it, but consider to.
but i point that only because it is in the same path, to have a scanner inside your printer, unless i misunderstood.

GL

[robosmith]

AFAIK, the only similarity is it is inside a printer. They use a turntable with lasers scanning in a line and a camera like Makerbot.

i can't really know because i haven't buy it, but consider to.
but i point that only because it is in the same path, to have a scanner inside your printer, unless i misunderstood.

GL

[che]

AFAIK, the only similarity is it is inside a printer. They use a turntable with lasers scanning in a line and a camera like Makerbot.

so what are you proposing because i dont understand what you mean add-on 3d scanner printer ?

thank you in advance for the clarification

GL

[robosmith]

Sorry, I'm not revealing the method, just the potential results.

so what are you proposing because i dont understand what you mean add-on 3d scanner printer ?

thank you in advance for the clarification

GL

[che]

Sorry, I'm not revealing the method, just the potential results.

Then to help you out (really) the short answer is no!
Everything now a days is WYSIWYG. Until i see some of your reliable work/potential results i can't say yes.
Even the competitors try and show the best results in order to make sales. Even in crowdfunding platforms like Kickstarter or Indiegogo.

I have a startup and i had to learn the procedure, everyone want to see results first and then how much might cost the service/product.

Hope i helped, really tried

GL