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SLA is good if you want to make a mould and cast the object without distinct layer lines.
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Honestly the idea of a non-FDM printer from ultimaker would be very cool. I can bet a few people in the community would buy an SLA printer from ultimaker since they have such a high reputation of being extremely reliable and having well built machines. Carbon 3d printers are about I think $30000 PER YEAR, and the form printers (pretty much all SLAs) are limiting like SandervG pointed out. But people who look for a high resolution resin printer don't really mind that it's not very accessible because they usually trust the machine they're working with. If Ultimaker built one people wouldn't m
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how can I change my username?
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Ultimaker should consider making an SLA printer to add to their family of Ultimakers. I can imagine since the print quality of their Ultimakers are so good in FDM, what the prints would be like in an even higher quality. Possible features: -15 micron layer height -Different material support -A power loss recovery -An extended version Anyone have any thoughts on this? Do you think they're going to make one in the near future?
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eSUN HIPS 3mm filament printing with 0.8 mm nozzle on UM2+
622548 replied to Model's topic in Materials & profiles
So wait hold on, you measured the filament diameter and it was 2.9 or did it have inconsistent diameter in some areas? -
Has anyone tried making a carrying case for a um2?
622548 replied to 622548's topic in Third party products & modifications
Where'd you get the stl -
Has anyone tried making a carrying case for a um2?
622548 replied to 622548's topic in Third party products & modifications
If someone could take a huge block of foam or something else and carve it on a CNC machine in the shape of a um2 maybe it would work? -
Um2 extended vs extended plus
622548 replied to 622548's topic in Third party products & modifications
Dang, after consideration, I really think having extra build space is a good thing to have. But like you said, um2+ is more reliable but I'm not sure I need swappable nozzles. I could install the the Olsson block on my own if I were sticking with the non plus extended version... -
Um2 extended vs extended plus
622548 replied to 622548's topic in Third party products & modifications
I think I might get the um2+ non extended because my projects shouldn't be that big anyway. -
The overhang closest to the bottom is a problem but i dont think the top section that is a little droopy should be a problem. Arent ultimakers capable of printing slight overhangs without problem
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I agree, a video would help us a lot
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Um2 extended vs extended plus
622548 replied to 622548's topic in Third party products & modifications
http://fbrc8.com/collections/refurbished-printers/products/copy-of-refurbished-ultimaker-2-extended -
Um2 extended vs extended plus
622548 replied to 622548's topic in Third party products & modifications
I am ordering from the US and possibly getting a refurbished unit to save money. But what I want to know is if you can actually notice print quality changes with the extended plus. I am a student and don't really see the point in having 0.25 nozzles that help with more detailed prints... Any thoughts?