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02-12-2014, 11:08 AM #2
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I think the trick with peachy is to print a shell and fill it with very cheap catalytic resin...... this brings cost right down, as catalytic resin can be purchased for £10 gbp per litre. I dont think we have enough experience to comment on the print success rate until the beta testers have had a go. But I expect you are correct in suggesting it should be substantially higher than extrusion printers. Presumably, support/distortion issues would be the only reason a print would fail i.e. some aspect of the print twisted or slipped as a result of overhangs etc.
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