3d create and print

[smitty @smitty My Robox is a Blue Commercial Version]

has anybody else seen this advert on tv in the uk ,its one of those build you own printers over the course of so many issues (90) ,it looks like a neat little project to build don’t know if the printer will be much scratch at the end of it though

 

smitty

[smitty @smitty My Robox is a Blue Commercial Version]

smitty

[azri @azk13 My Robox is a Blue Commercial Version]

Lol at the end of 90 issues I think we would have invested lots of money in buying the components and their issues.

[click @click My Robox is a Green Kickstarter Limited Edition]

Yes, same here. Although I was curious what printer are they selling (in parts)?

[smitty @smitty My Robox is a Blue Commercial Version]

i think it works out at about 630 quid ,i think the printer is called the v3

 

smitty

[click @click My Robox is a Green Kickstarter Limited Edition]

Thanks. It is nice idea, but it lasts too long (2 years). And what would we do with a second printer?

[Steve N @discosteve My Robox is a Blue Commercial Version]

To print new extruder feed cogs when the robox printed ones run out?

TBH I’m tempted simply to collect it as a comparison….

Steve N | Creator of things both virtual and physical

[Steve N @discosteve My Robox is a Blue Commercial Version]

Looks like its a Vector 3

Steve N | Creator of things both virtual and physical

[click @click My Robox is a Green Kickstarter Limited Edition]

@discosteve from that perspective I went with something cheaper: https://printm3d.com/

It is less than £300 and theoretically can print those gears (and not much more).

[Steve N @discosteve My Robox is a Blue Commercial Version]

Build area is very small….
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Steve N | Creator of things both virtual and physical

[click @click My Robox is a Green Kickstarter Limited Edition]

@discosteve 1/3 of the price for 1/2 of volume - good value for money!

Not all prints we had are over whole print bed, nor everyone *can* use whole print bed. But smaller things can easily fit on that printer. Plus it is a ‘backup’ while Robox is down…

[smitty @smitty My Robox is a Blue Commercial Version]

@clicky do you think its worth starting collecting the issues ,if i did id use it for doing small parts while my robox was printing something else

 

smitty

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