Fracktal's Julia 3D Printer

[Larry]

An Indian company called Fractal Works recently released their Julia 3D printer. I was wondering if anyone actually saw this printer in action or actually bought one. It's priced at around $1000, and they claim that similar printers are being sold in the US for $1500-$2400 with the same specs. Here are the general specifications of the Julia 3D Printer:

• Wrap free printing.
• SD card printing
• Speed: 100mm/s,75 micron precision
• Full metal hot end
• State of art easy filament holder design
• Print stabilizing hot end
• Build volume: 20*20*20 cm

More details on the printer: http://fracktal.in/products/julia/
Check out a picture below:

[Krunal.padh]

An Indian company called Fractal Works recently released their Julia 3D printer. I was wondering if anyone actually saw this printer in action or actually bought one. It's priced at around $1000, and they claim that similar printers are being sold in the US for $1500-$2400 with the same specs. Here are the general specifications of the Julia 3D Printer:

• Wrap free printing.
• SD card printing
• Speed: 100mm/s,75 micron precision
• Full metal hot end
• State of art easy filament holder design
• Print stabilizing hot end
• Build volume: 20*20*20 cm

More details on the printer: http://fracktal.in/products/julia/
Check out a picture below:

The print quality of Julia V2 3D Printer is as good as a MakerBot Printer which is priced 2 to 3 times the price of Julia. Checkout their latest tech specs.

http://www.slideshare.net/SPCLLP/julia-3-d