Actually, just after the printing start, it will not take any broadband width to stream data from the internet. Even you stop Internet connection during the printing process, the printing still goes on normally. Thank you very much for pointing out this misunderstanding. We could make this video more clear later
About addition support prior to printing, our platform will generate support and do slicing after user finish settings.
I can understand that it's not as convenient as SD card printing. The reason why we make it this way is to protect the designer's copyright. The patient you spend for this inconvenience right now contributes to the intercellular property protection and sustainable development for 3D printing design.
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Monika
Am I being a bit slow here?
You send the STL from the cloud directly to the printer. But my UM2 only prints via the SD card. A missing link here then!
Since UM say that you should only really print via the SD card and not directly by cable, I have never tried this method.
There are many online prints that require the addition of support prior to printing. For example I am working on Left Shark right now. His fins will not print on their own.
Also, I don't think that I want to tie up my computer and slow down the internet stream for the hours that some prints take. I have pretty good broad band, but the children would notice and complain while gaming or watching films.
So overall I think I will be ignoring this site.
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Am I being a bit slow here?
You send the STL from the cloud directly to the printer. But my UM2 only prints via the SD card. A missing link here then!
Since UM say that you should only really print via the SD card and not directly by cable, I have never tried this method.
There are many online prints that require the addition of support prior to printing. For example I am working on Left Shark right now. His fins will not print on their own.
Also, I don't think that I want to tie up my computer and slow down the internet stream for the hours that some prints take. I have pretty good broad band, but the children would notice and complain while gaming or watching films.
So overall I think I will be ignoring this site.
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