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[tetrahemicon]

I like it. First off control panel on the top is much better than the MakerBot 2 I use at my local library. I have to bend over to read it.
The dual heads are nice, and Mac OSX is my choice.

[Davidmus]

Its a solid design but Auto-Leveling is missing

[flashphilm]

one year warranty sounds nice, what kind of staffing do you have available for support?

[alodia]

idk it looks amazing, but the specs are pretty standard, for 1.2k is a hefty price for some of the more mid-high end ones, also the 'advantages' section is very general that applies to all printers

[speshul41]

Looks pretty nice, I like the dual extruders and the specs look good. I agree with some of the other responses that the print size is a bit small and I would like to see auto leveling too.

[corben33]

Looks a little small for the price. Nothing sticks out at me that would make me want to purchase this printer. I will probably just stick to my RepRap.

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I think it looks cool, but expensive for me.

[curious aardvark]

well I think it's a tarted up makerbot clone.
Like the casing :-)

[michaelWylie]

The interface on the top is a huge improvement. Nothing worse than having to bend over to use the interface on other printers.

[jimmydave]

this printer seems like a great deal for the price, especially the dual extruder. i'd like to see info about it's quality, and close up shots of prints it's done.