Peachy Printer - Backer Introduction Thread

[Dino]

Hi everybody. Dino from Germany. I'm a cash-backer. This means i paid my pledge cash with mail ;-)
I'm very interested in 3d printing, but i'm a newbie.

[Dino]

Hi. Olaf from Germany. I've joined as Beta Tester.

Hallo Olaf, schön das hier im Forum zwei beta-backer vertreten sind. Hoffe doch sehr das du deine Erfahrungen mit PP hier unter die Leute bringst... demnächst ...

[mcudogs]

Hi, I'm Don from Brisbane Australia and I've signed up as a beta tester. I've already built a Prusa Mendel and have been designing and developing electronic hardware / software products for more than 30 years. This project got my interest because it is innovative, open source and aimed at the masses.

[bovalis2037]

Hello everyone. My name is Constantine and I just turned 19. Now even though I might be a bit young relative to this forum it dosent stop me from seeing how revolutionary this printer is. I have alot of experience 3d printing from my schools printer and ive even started a small business designing and printing custom calc tops and phone cases. Ive made a few other things that can be seen at my website constantinebovalis.com and I want to do more. I would have loved to be a beta tester but I dont have the funds for that. I very excited for this technology and I think Rylan is doing something great here.

Thank you for bringing 3d printing to me.
Constantine

[Mkultra0b11001010]

Hello everyone. my name is Luca from Central New Jersey. I am 22 years old and have been yearning for a 3-d printer for quite some time. I was looking into building a stereolithographic printer from the beginning but the cost was too high. The second i saw this project i pledged for a kit. I am very interested in the developments currently being made on the project and am eager to see future progress.. I honestly could not believe you were able to make a working printer for under 100 dollars. this is truly innovative design. Thank you to everyone involved and everyone in the community for making this idea a reality for so many people. I wish you all the best!

[RevMagi]

Hello, my name is James. I backed Peachy because the prototype was amazing, and I think people with ability to think outside of the box deserve help racing for the stars. They are willing to give back to those willing to help as well as those who haven't yet. I was inspired.

[kn1ghtride]

Hello, My name is Joseph Russo. I backed Peachy because I have been waiting for this technology to catch up to me and be more affordable. I am intrigued with the design and appreciate the simple brilliance of this new wonderful technology. The new resins and the peachy will be so helpful in my profession as well as with my hobbies. I love designing things and this will compliment my designs to the next level. I would like to thank Rylan and the entire Peachy team for this incredible and exciting new device. Thanks to you, you have brought us one step closer to the next generation of 3D printers. As a CAD design engineer contractor you are really helping me step up my career to the next level. I plan to purchase more Peachy variations in the future. I also hope to discuss more heat resistant resins for automotive applications in the future...

[Ross]

Hi,
Have been bitten by the 3d printer bug. I own a Mendelmax 1.5 extruding printer, a b9 creator, and am happily backing the peachy as a beta backer. looking forward to the December.
ross

[tookys]

Ello,

My name is James, Im 21 and backed as a beta tester. I decided to back this project because it does seem to be at the forefront of something amazing. i do wish that they would have shown us more of what it could do during the campaign though. But their recent updates won back my confidence.

I look forward to getting started on the beta testing, im wanting to try and push the limits of this machine and see what it can really do.

[Velyks]

Hi my name is Tom, I'm 25 from London and I've backed it for the kit and the tub. As soon as this lovely piece of engineering is in my hands I'll be straight down to the London Hack Space to set it up as a long-term loan for them. Since it is a 3D printer in a hackspace it will then immediatly break without reason and we'll all have so much fun by adding our own "improvements".

First plans are to add an arduino and LCD display to throw out statistics such as current layer, resin depth, drips per second, and estimated print time. Look forward to seeing all your updates!