... they will come?
"Build it" is exactly what we will be able to do some time next week.
We have had one of these bad boys on order for months: The Makerbot Z18.
Sadly I'll be on holiday when it arrives, but it has a built in camera and is networked,
so I may be able to get a minion to load some plastic and work it from a
holiday villa. We'll see.
Its claim to fame is that it is big enough to print a full size wearable storm trooper helmet. This means a big build area.
Getting that to work means some clever stuff with heat - and the whole thing has a heated chamber. It is all to do with making sure the plastic does not shrink and warp as it cools after printing.
Apparently it will be arriving on a pallet. Once we have it, we'll be offering our 3D printing services on a new and bigger scale.
The last job was heads for some fun robots for Plymouth Uni.
See more at: http://aa.net.uk/printing-3d.html
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I love the RevK printing service.
ReplyDeleteFind what you want/need on Thingiverse, email the Rev, parts arrive in post next day.
Postage usually costs more than plastic for my small parts.
Also available at Exeter library - they have some nice kit... http://fablabdevon.org/machines/
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