1 Topic by johnnymcculley

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Topic: Hello, good to meet you.

I registered on this forum because I'll be soon purchasing a Solidoodle workbench to produce prototype and production parts for our company. I understand that all things come with a learning curve and I'm going to try and minimize that for our application. As I have questions that I cannot answer on my own I will put them up here and see if anyone has encountered them with their experience. Happy printing!

2 Reply by dubbsd

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Re: Hello, good to meet you.

Welcome to the forum!

Ultimaker S3.

3 Reply by Tin Falcon

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Re: Hello, good to meet you.

Welcome to the forum.

My one and only printer is a used Solidoodle4  . As you say quite a learning curve.  the sd line does not seem to be the easiest to use or the best supported. But with time patience and perseverance and a bit of tuning, they will make  decent prints in stock form. and you can certainly add upgrades as many have.
Tin

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