Who makes printers with larger build areas????

[spaceman]

Found a nice Delta printer with large print area and looks like its in its 2nd version and going strong with
great support forum behind it Rostock MAX v2 SeeMeCNC

[curious aardvark]

yep big deltas are coming down in price.

I'd still like a small one - just to play with :-)

[LambdaFF]

Printrbot is making the Printrbot PRO and the volume is 1 cubic meter.

It is not listed on their site, they want to check the person has actual experience before selling.

[Estela]

What's the price of Printrbot PRO?

[LambdaFF]

What's the price of Printrbot PRO?

Ask Brook Drumm for a quote... From what I understand, they make those on demand - so customized to some extent.

[Magicolor]

Printrbot is making the Printrbot PRO and the volume is 1 cubic meter.

It is not listed on their site, they want to check the person has actual experience before selling.

It seems not a easy to use printer...

[Magicolor]

Customization is fantastic

[Estela]

Who used Printrbot PRO? I'm worry whether it is curled when printing ABS.

[LambdaFF]

@Estela,
1/ the Printrbot pro is recent so you probably won't find much here.
2/ ABS warping depends on a lot of factors but since the PRO is enclosed, it is already better than most of the machines here.
http://3dprintingindustry.com/2015/0...uter-revealed/
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=569r-59LlZ8

@Magicolor,
I have been very happy with my Printrbot, and I would deem it relatively easy to use. However, many people rush to this and want big machines that they don't understand and then they complain (but there is no fault on the machine !). Nobody would sell a car to someone who doesn't have a driving license, right ? That's a bit of the same.

[spaceman]

I wonder how the TAZ5 compares to the Type A Machines Series I Pro which has some cool features and highres and
12x12x12. The Type A Machine Series I printers cost more but might be worth it, their prints sure do look good. They have a very interesting Patented Clog-Free Extruder. and
a nice auto way to wipe clean nozzle before print. They also supply Optimized profiles
for filaments and update them as new filaments come out. That saves time messing
with setting. Like that. Wonder if any other companies are doing that with the filaments
they sell for like for the TAZ5.
Well the Zortax M200 looks good by what people on Amazon that have bought it and are
printing tons of prints with it and real dependable sounds like.

I find that some people like printers where the table is fixed and let the extruder do all the
moving, more stable prints some say.
Found this up to date list of printers people like the most.
https://www.3dhubs.com/3d-printers