Something3D Tyrian, Han and Royal 3D Printers

[Brian_Krassenstein]

Israeli 3D printer manufacturer, Something3D has gone relatively under the radar in their emergence as quite the company. They are offering three new 3D printers called the Royal, Han, and Tyrian. The printers are all purple, and have build envelopes which range from 100mm cubed to 300mm cubed. The Royal features a 4-head extruder. Below are their shared specs:

• Print Technology: Fused Filament Fabrication (FFF)
• Build Platform: Heated bed surface
• Nozzle Diameter: 0.35 mm (0.25 as a special add-on option)
• Print Resolution: 50 micron layer thickness and 0.4 mm wall thickness
• Printing Material: 1.75 mm ABS, PLA, PVA, Nylon 618, HIPS
• Printing Speed: 100-250 mm/s, up to 500mm/s

All three Something3D machines can be seen in the image below:

[ivanpope]

They look, as always, quite nice. The most intriguing element has to be the four extruder head. The question, as always, is what software drives these machines, specifically, which software can handle four extruders at a time?
Then someone really needs to review the software, because until that is done these are just four confections of metal and plastic.

[brbubba]

Looking good, now where's the pricing?

Also kind of odd that they have a 100x100x100 print bed, basically less than a 4" cube. Cost wise it can't be that much cheaper to build and sell and the usefulness is pretty limited.