hobby. . . .

[cacciatorino]

found these two links to assemble in the house or buy at little price a 3d printer:
http://www.makerbot.com/http://www.purpleplatypus.com/products/bits-from-bytes/Have fun to those who have time and want to get their hands dirty.

p.s. is an "opensource" hardware, in the sense that going into the "wiki" section of the first link are the executive projects.

 

[Er Presidente]

found these two links to assemble in the house or buy at little price a 3d printer:
http://www.makerbot.com/http://www.purpleplatypus.com/products/bits-from-bytes/Have fun to those who have time and want to get their hands dirty.

p.s. is an "opensource" hardware, in the sense that going into the "wiki" section of the first link are the executive projects.

Great!

 

[giotama]

in Italy it sells both assembled and in assembly kit the overmach of parma... They had a couple exhibited at the parme fair in March!

 

[tecnico_plast]

...price?

 

[giotama]

it seems to me that we are in the order of 2000€ for the kit and about double for the mounted one that, however, has more functions

 

[IPdesign]

At first glance, it exploits a technology similar to fdm, but I have not seen the use of support material and in fact start from an extrusion cartridge.
I'm curious to see how you're doing an empty manifold internally.
Moreover from the movies the vertical resolution leaves rather to desire.
It's true that with those costs we can't claim, but I don't want to find myself in the office a gadget that ultimately only takes up space.

 

[carry]

Hi.
There is also this http://www.rap-man.com/index.aspseems to me the most interesting costs about 2500 euros.