Gizmo 3D Unveils Super Fast 3D printers!!

[MarcC]

Other than that - very clever, and reasonably priced.[/QUOTE]

Key to making this economical to the masses would be the cost of the resin required to fill the tanks.
This could be several times greater than the cost of the machines.
That is if you had to fill the tanks with only resin a possibility would be to float a smaller volume of
resin on the surface of a denser/cooler liquid?

[taskman]

The plan is to include the tiny vat (as seen in the video) that has a build plate that you can print a 190mm x 100mm item on. The depth is 100mm. I am also planning on including the resin to fill the vat 4L + 1L included in the price of the machine. So when you buy the machine, fill it up and start printing. That is the idea. Looking at the current numbers I will make a tiny bit of profit, but if I can get to sell 100 machines the profit will increase a bit, enough so that I can stop working for someone else and focus just on Gizmo 3D Printers. When the printers launch I want to focus on getting the scanner out there.

I will have multiple vats available, from the micro vat that takes 700ml to the wide vat that takes 8L to the triple vat to the tall micro vat. Then ofcourse you can create your own combinations. The machines are all configurable so that you can change the size of the vat to what you want

I haven't tested the salt water thing yet. I think it might cause issues for my future plans. I am designing a magnetic mixer at the moment. If the salt starts dropping to the bottom and the pigment drops to the bottom and the magnetic mixer starts up then you might start to mix water and resin.

[tuutflutes]

Excellent idea. Can we get working on this? In the meantime, you can do what some folks do with the toilet cistern to waste less water: put large stones in.

Other than that - very clever, and reasonably priced.

Key to making this economical to the masses would be the cost of the resin required to fill the tanks.
This could be several times greater than the cost of the machines.
That is if you had to fill the tanks with only resin a possibility would be to float a smaller volume of
resin on the surface of a denser/cooler liquid?[/QUOTE]