what is your opinion

[Michael-mich]

Hi, I hope you are wellI need a printer with a relatively high accuracy and high colorability to create a set of medical patternsWhat type of printer do you recommend?

[Evan96]

I think The Stratasys J750 Polyjet 3D printer is widely used by manufacturers of medical devices and surgeons.

[curious aardvark]

Well in order of budget friendliness:
The cheapest full colour 3d printer I know of is the XYZ Davinci color: https://www.xyzprinting.com/en-GB/pr...L/color-series
I've Seen the prints from this machine and while the color lacks really bright contrasted colours - they are very impressive.
That's probably the best and cheapest FULL colour machine around.

A much cheaper alternative would be to print in different but solid colours.
Simplest solution for this would be a decent i3 (prusa mk3 for choice) and a mosaic palette 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gd3FGrIDYn8

That has the advantage of also being multi material. So you could mix different coloured filaments with soluble support.

If money is no option - then a full colour multi material binderjet will set you back $100,000 and up !
But they are pretty awesome :-)

[Michael-mich]

thanks
You helped me a lot

[GentleWerewolf]

Well in order of budget friendliness:
The cheapest full colour 3d printer I know of is the XYZ Davinci color: https://www.xyzprinting.com/en-GB/pr...L/color-series
I've Seen the prints from this machine and while the color lacks really bright contrasted colours - they are very impressive.
That's probably the best and cheapest FULL colour machine around.

A much cheaper alternative would be to print in different but solid colours.
Simplest solution for this would be a decent i3 (prusa mk3 for choice) and a mosaic palette 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gd3FGrIDYn8/mybkexperience

That has the advantage of also being multi material. So you could mix different coloured filaments with soluble support.

If money is no option - then a full colour multi material binderjet will set you back $100,000 and up !
But they are pretty awesome :-)

Great article. Very well explained. Thanks for the share.

[andrewpiana]

Well in order of budget friendliness:
The cheapest full colour 3d printer I know of is the XYZ Davinci color: https://www.xyzprinting.com/en-GB/pr...L/color-series
I've Seen the prints from this machine and while the color lacks really bright contrasted colours - they are very impressive.
That's probably the best and cheapest FULL colour machine around.

A much cheaper alternative would be to print in different but solid colours.
Simplest solution for this would be a decent i3 (prusa mk3 for choice) and a mosaic palette 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gd3FGrIDYn8mybkexperience

That has the advantage of also being multi material. So you could mix different coloured filaments with soluble support.

If money is no option - then a full colour multi material binderjet will set you back $100,000 and up !
But they are pretty awesome :-)

really very well explained, thanks