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Typically, if you can prevent drafts with an enclosure, and your heated bed gives off some heat, that will be plenty to get the insides up to a decent temp. Yes professional 3D printers do have...

So I own a Forgeforce Dreamer as well and its a good printer, but I know what you mean in wanting something a bit more "industrial" but nothing excessive. For me, the best part about the Dreamer is...

Actually not silly at all. I got $1000 off the price it is selling for now, and next week, when its introduced at CES we'll know all the specs and I can cancel anytime for a full refund. You should...

I'm pretty sure this printer uses 1.75mm but Kodak plans to sell filament as well and they will have both 1.75mm and 2.85mm

I agree that the details of this printer are really light. I've written...

I will say 3D printing is "disrupting" a few areas. Take GE's use of printing of aircraft jet nozzles. This is a case where GE has just about phased out many processes to rely upon 3D printing. To...

That all is so true.

One of the "problems" with 3D printing is it looks easy, but there are so many variables for each bed material, printing material, and this can even vary from manufacturer...

I own a MK2S along with two other printers, and I would say it has some good points and bad points. On the positives is a big build area, PEI base, pretty easy to maintain, but even some simple...

Kodak has announced a variety of filaments that presumably work with the printer. These include PLA, ABS, FLEX 98, Nylon 6 & 12, and HIPS, which is a good range. Its not noted, but this likely means...

Maybe lets try to limit the "fake news." The da Vinci Super clearly states that any third-party filament can be used.

You might want to look at the da Vinci Super. It will be out next month. It probably doesn't have all you want, but its a good deal for what it has.

OK Enclosed metal frame, dual extruder (easily removable), heated removable bed, uses any filament, color touchscreen, camera, auto bed leveling, wifi, and filament sensors.
Please list some other...

All are good choices, just make sure its enclosed, and stick to PLA for simplicity. The da Vinci Jr. Pro would be a good choice that falls in the middle. I'm not sure a SLA printer would be best for...

The MK3 uses a laser sensor to track filament movement. If filament stops moving, its a problem. Unfortunately if the item unsticks from the bed, that won't help much.

I own an MK2S printer,...

Not only heated bed but they claim it will work from everything from TPU to Nylon. Also has a camera, removable extruders, etc. If you know anything that is even close for the price, I haven't found...

I saw an article that said 3d filament, ABS or PLA, "expires" after 6 months. Has anyone had that problem? I store mine in a container with a floor of desiccant and I live in AZ, so moisture isn't...

Hi. This is Allen and I have been 3D printing maybe a year. Have three of them, an Original Prusa i3 MK2S, a Forgeforce Dreamer, and a Prusa clone. I like them all, but they all have good and bad...

Just wondering any thoughts on Kodak's 3D printer announced?

I have paid the money to purchase one. I have several other 3D printers, but the specs on this one sounded especially good. The...