#3d printer

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so yeah, i’ve printed the stock of my SCAR and im working on the second piece c: actually, more like im gonna wait and play games for 14 hours as it prints

TECHNOLOGY - The original 3D printer !! ^^ Viapix-geeks.com.

“Anycubic Photon Mono X did what had to be done long ago – now I am hooked on resin 3D printing.” Review by Max Funkner

The Anycubic Vyper is a beginner-friendly 3D printer that is easy to set up and use within 30 minutes from the box opening. Let’s review the machine, list Pros and Cons, test some tricky filaments and check the firmware.

Thermochromic, Silk Rainbow, Wood, Metal, Marble, Quantum - so many filaments to play with. Popular filament types, innovations and reviews.

Featured 3D model by WildRoseBuilds via Cults

First look at Rocket 1 DCLF 3D printer - a new technology promising high speed and quality resin 3D printing.

A quick look at RapidChange Revo from E3D and the rebranding.

Elegoo Standard photopolymer resin review - setting the standard for ease of use. Review by Andrew Sink.

The best resin 3D printers in 2021: the differences between processes, innovations, common uses and things to consider…

With the growing trend for belt 3D printers, we witness more machines popping up on the market, and the one worth mentioning is Infinity3D. Let’s take a look at the machine that can easily switch between 45 and 90-degree modes.

Check out the best budget 3D printer. Editor’s Picks Award winner Longer LK5 Pro. A detailed review by Andrew Sink.

Anycubic LighTurbo Light Source: Fast, Accurate Desktop Resin Printing

(Photos taken safely!)

“TheRESIONE M68 Tough White resin stands out as offering a near-perfect balance of detail, strength, and color.” Review by Andrew Sink

The Photon M3 Plus is a large format resin 3D printer with a 6K Mono LCD that offers large parts, high resolution, and a blazing fast per-layer cure time of 1.5 seconds. Review by Andrew Sink

Have you seen reviews with style? Take a look at Will Zoobkoff’s and his Studiozombie3D themed reviews. Here is a review of Anycubic Photon M3.

Anycubic launched two new FDM 3D printers. Kobra and Kobra Max. 

Anycubic Kobra Review by Will Zoobkoff

Anycubic Kobra Max Review by Andrew Sink

“Primarily known for their ChituBox slicer software, ChituSystems has recently released a series of resins under the brand name Conjure”. Conjure Tough Resin Review by Andrew Sink. Featured models Loot Studios.

Challenge 5 for the Brainstorm group! The theme was Blade Runner. 

I thought it was interesting that the replicants in the film were made out of organic substance and I thought it would be fun to imagine how they would be build. 

I pictured a kind of 3D printer, where there’s a flat surface that slowly goes up while organic matter is released into the basin by the 6 faucets on the edges. The organic matter (DNA) moves through the liquid to find its correct position and gets ‘glued’ to the rest of the body by the laser around the edge of the table. This process would continue and the replicant would slowly emerge from the liquid, like a print from a SLA 3D printer. 

I tried adding movable parts to the machine so it would feel alive when active, like the Voight-Kampff machine while monitoring.

Fully Functioning 3D Printed Stainless Steel Bike

When building a 3D printer, make sure you don’t invite me round… Unless you just wanted a high tech etch a sketch.

Raspberry Pi project, a 3D printed Gameboy emulator with color screen!

My delta robot mechanics project is finally finished! It is a Sand Artist / Painter robot :)