1 2013-07-19 13:44:29 (edited by cmetzel 2013-07-19 13:45:21)
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That is very impressive. I'll definitely be keeping an eye on this, now that they've shown some work done with it.
3 2013-07-19 13:59:13 (edited by adrian 2013-07-19 14:26:52)
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5-color cartridge plus support material (6-cartridge system) will cost $49.95. Our cartridge system will hold a maximum of 180 metres length of 1.75mm filament.
Ow, thats gunna hurt.... Considering a 1KG Roll of PLA has on average 330 Metres (ABS is ~400m's due to its lower weight per cubic centimeter)... you are getting about 450grams for $49.. and I am not sure if its the cynic in me, but they aren't saying "180m per cartridge", they say the "cartridge system" (Which says to me each 'cartridge' actually holds 100gm's, as the *system* contains 500gm's.... )...
Its a nice printer.. but I hate the concept of shoving 3D Printers down the InkJet printer route (Dirt Cheap Printers, subsidized by the Consumables you need to Mortgage your House for....)
And 'closed' Cartridge systems need to be "the first ones against the wall when the revolution comes" (to rehash Sirius Cybernetics Corporations Marketing Department's description from the Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy.... )
(Length Measures arrived at using 1.04gm/cm2 for ABS, and 1.25gm/cm2 for PLA, 1.75mm filament giving a nominal cross section of .02405cm2, and is therefore based on 1Kg 'standard' Rolls...)
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Richrap was working on something like this. Havnt heard much being updated about it though.
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Richrap printed my vase mimicking the colors of botObjects first render of it. I have it up as the default picture on the thingiverse :thing.
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Seems people on SolidSmack are still skeptical:
http://solidsmack.com/cad-design-news/b … in-action/
NX and Solid Edge CAD user
PI, Galileo, and arduino hacker
Code Monkey and Twitter user @burhop
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You could always sell your soul and get this
http://www.zcorp.com/en/Products/3D-Pri … spage.aspx
It does 390,000(!) colors already.
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So i think you may be interested in my article on botObjects and their suspicious backgrounds. On the homepage of prsnlz.me
9 2013-11-04 18:21:58 (edited by Charles_Xavier 2013-11-04 18:23:26)
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So i think you may be interested in my article on botObjects and their suspicious backgrounds. On the homepage of prsnlz.me
Thanks for the heads up, Daniel. Definitely confirms for me some long-standing suspicions I had. It's simply vaporware.
Direct link for anyone wanting it (Daniel's account has too few posts for links):
http://www.prsnlz.me/industry-news/cons … s-no-more/
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BotObjects has lied to me and broken their terms and conditions.
I have been waiting for a refund for 9 weeks. I backed them over a year ago....
Even if it did everything they say it will do the way they have handled me as a customer is unacceptable- and I preordered 2 of them!
I have now been waiting for the CEO to approve my refund. yeah, right.
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Fact: «botobjects.com» attracts money from citizens under the obligation to deliver a miracle product. After that, no money, no printer, no answer! A lot of people are deceived. Me too. Said the Prosecutor General.
12 2015-02-02 05:57:49 (edited by n2ri 2015-02-02 05:58:24)
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the new Paper 3D printers advertised at the CES show also had high costs of the materials mostly ink since it uses full color bubble jet ink to soak each page of paper then glue between each layer and cutting shapes each layer. so time and material cost used would be much more than extruded plastic types. just a bit lower ecology waste plus printers cost more.
BotObjects wrote:5-color cartridge plus support material (6-cartridge system) will cost $49.95. Our cartridge system will hold a maximum of 180 metres length of 1.75mm filament.
Ow, thats gunna hurt.... Considering a 1KG Roll of PLA has on average 330 Metres (ABS is ~400m's due to its lower weight per cubic centimeter)... you are getting about 450grams for $49.. and I am not sure if its the cynic in me, but they aren't saying "180m per cartridge", they say the "cartridge system" (Which says to me each 'cartridge' actually holds 100gm's, as the *system* contains 500gm's.... )...
Its a nice printer.. but I hate the concept of shoving 3D Printers down the InkJet printer route (Dirt Cheap Printers, subsidized by the Consumables you need to Mortgage your House for....)
And 'closed' Cartridge systems need to be "the first ones against the wall when the revolution comes" (to rehash Sirius Cybernetics Corporations Marketing Department's description from the Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy.... )
(Length Measures arrived at using 1.04gm/cm2 for ABS, and 1.25gm/cm2 for PLA, 1.75mm filament giving a nominal cross section of .02405cm2, and is therefore based on 1Kg 'standard' Rolls...)