what do you think?

[AC Design]

Good evening to all of you!
browsing the web...and always looking for new solutions, I came across this page:
http://gambardellaoromacchine.com/index.php?tipo=prodotti 1Does anyone know anything about these printers?

I looked for the website but, in addition to the site of the envisiontech (which I did not understand if it is the brand that produces it), I found nothing. .

thanks in advance,
alessandro.

p.s.: I would use the jewellery! I currently use a solidscape t76... it seems better. . .

 

[IPdesign]

mah for your use seems at first sight interesting, but now as now certain machines are born as mushrooms

 

[AC Design]

Bye!
Yeah, they're not bad. There's really a lot of them. .

This is another:
http://www.technimoldsistemi.com/?page_id=150doesn't look bad, but print in abs, so it would be great for plastics, representations etc, with slight mechanical qualities. . .

for microfusion the best, for now, remains solidscape. but 40000 euro so' na digit!!!! !

Stratasys? Do you know her?

 

[IPdesign]

Yes, the machine I do service with is produced by stratasys .
I have put some considerations in the other tread
http://www.cad3d.it/forum1/showthread.php?p=184755#post184755

 

[AC Design]

Bye!
I've had a job where I'm gonna have to do a plastic for a new building!

What machinery do you use?

also printers in abs?

 

[IPdesign]

Yes, I have an abs printer, but I know that on plastics you usually use a chalk print .
unless you want to make a plastic that opens and show the inside

 

[AC Design]

Yes, I have an abs printer, but I know that on plastics you usually use a chalk print .
unless you want to make a plastic that opens and show the inside

Bye. That's exactly what I want to get. I'm gonna have to make a plastic of a clinic we're thinking, and since the cover is gonna be a plexiglass facility, you're gonna have to open to see the inside.

What spatial limits do you have?

I work in scale 1 to 100, then a structure of about 20 cm on the side for 15 in height.

thanks for the answer.

 

[IPdesign]

Bye. That's exactly what I want to get. I'm gonna have to make a plastic of a clinic we're thinking, and since the cover is gonna be a plexiglass facility, you're gonna have to open to see the inside.

What spatial limits do you have?

I work in scale 1 to 100, then a structure of about 20 cm on the side for 15 in height.

thanks for the answer.

my printer has 203 x 203 x 300 mm
so how size we are
if possible we feel by email