Awesome thank you for the link!! Very detailed instructions! If I run into a snag in the assembly process is there some one I can contact at aleph for support? Also any idea on the time involved?
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Awesome thank you for the link!! Very detailed instructions! If I run into a snag in the assembly process is there some one I can contact at aleph for support? Also any idea on the time involved?
Awesome I hope that this technology will allow for people in need of organs to receive a transplant. Its incredible to think that these printers are advancing so quickly!
Awesome to see this technology coming down in price to where a hobbyist could potentially justify buying one without plans for a huge production run or using it strictly as a business tool.
I would print obsolete flexible parts for vintage motorcycles(ex wire coverings)!
The conductive filaments are interesting to me and I would like to use them in the future.
I didn't know about this product. Will definitely look into it once I get my machine! Like said above maybe the bronze fill or the carbon fiber.
https://learn.adafruit.com/diy-3d-printing-filament I like the idea of recycling the failed prints!
I don't have a printer yet but I will be using abs for most of my projects.
the other tab seemed to just show what the previous tabs already took care of. Maybe a wood filament?
Has anyone on this board assembled one of these? I have been a mechanic for over 10 years and I love to build things. I am looking at buying a 3d printer in the next couple of months and I would like...
Wow I was unaware of the bronze fill that sounds interesting! I wonder how much bronze is in it? I assume it wouldn't be suitable for bearing races yet?
The article about the company that will 3d print your brain is awesome!! I would like to have one of those on my desk one day!
the idea to add the artifacts is pretty cool!
What programs to use. I am having trouble deciding whether to invest in a program such as solidworks (free while im in school) or start to learn one of the free programs.
I Don't own a 3d printer yet but I have used the one at my university to print a bracket for my arduino mega. typical future use once I buy one will be to build light duty brackets or small intricate...
The machine is attractive, the dual extruders, and heated build plate look good, I would like to see it in action! only downside maybe a little small?
I would change the website a little to make it more interesting, the content is there but at first glance it doesn't make me want to keep scrolling
more conductive filaments would be cool
Automotive parts. the high temp pla seems pretty cool!
Hopefully replacement organs, the use of 3d printing in the medical field looks promising! I feel that in ten years there will be far more 3d printers in the household. So a site like amazon where...
Ironman would be awesome!
As said above I believe that 3d printing will be a very valuable tool that student will be able to take advantage of. this technology could help bring more students into the Stem fields of study. So...
I had trouble scrolling on the website it kept trying to bring me back to the top? I assume its an IE problem, the machine on the front looked nice though!
Earthworm jim! i would use him as a paperweight!
Conductive filament seems cool, as well as the flexible filament. would be awesome to be able to reproduce rubber covers and such from old vintage motorcycles!