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One entire factory producing what One injection moulding machine can do? That would only work for very specific parts without need of a parting line.

so it's just a 3d printer with a modular wrapper

Stl?

the voice is so clearly tts lmao

I like the idea of an automated closed system for SLA/DLP printing, but the issues that arise with using said process still remain: namely the toxicity of photopolymer resins to human health. I wonder if you were to close the design a bit more and to fully seal any exposure of resin to workers (it does risk crossing into proprietary design more than the machine itself), yes would close of lower-end businesses from buying it but, would reduce higher-end business safety requirements both in workshop and handling of materials. I like the node idea (and calling them such) :)

Amazing , what is the price ?

POV: you answer in front of a class a lesson when you are not prepared. PS To say so much and to tell nothing. This is just brilliant.

The 3D printing industry should stop with this BS, SLA or any other photo-polymer based technology will never replace injection molding, it is limited by material selection, mechanical properties and speed, this is a fundamental drawback and will never be overcomed because of the nature of the materials/technology used.

Where are you reading from?

Saying in the title that it isn't a 3D printer, then the first info spoken says it's a 3D printer. (which it is) Also mentioned is that it uses "cutting edge technology" "that we invented 10 years ago". How does that work? 3D printing tech from 10 years ago, is not cutting edge today. In the title it says it's "tool-less injection moulding". It doesn't use a mold, and the plastic isn't injected. It looks like the printing system you have developed might be a good one, but it's hard to build trust and gain customers when mostly contradictory false hype is the main focus. If the system can stand on it's abilities and quality, then that is what people need to know about. I'd get someone new to write your ad copy.

Quanta costa? How much?

Is the photopolymer safe? I've yet to see an acceptably safe photopolymer. MSDS?

So. Whats the catch? There is always a catch.

JENNY!!!!! That's amazing

"3d printing is too slow, to expensive and doesn't scale", proceeds to present automated 3d printer lmfao Only old man could say such a bs and then try to sell it to you lol

I still keep a bad taste from my experience with the Liquid Crystal printer I got back in 2017. Never managed to print anything to 100% and on top of that, support was non existent. It has been rotting in a corner ever since :/ But this new system looks very cool and mature!

hmm...so then what type of parts? what materials? build size? do they degrade over time as they are exposed to UV light? are the parts tacky or gummy? these are my concerns from having worked with Resin prints. Of course, Id need to test one part and then once thats good, then scale up. In my case, I need TPR parts, approx 55- 70 Shore A. Also need foamed parts, could be TPU with a very fine lattice infill, but would want to be sure the resin would drain out, so it doesnt ooze/leak resin forever. Id also need some rigid parts, like a nylon or ABS type tough part, that has some flex. Then there's color, does everything have to be clear or gray or black? or I can make it a natural looking rubber? then theres equipment cost and part cost. What do the numbers look like? where are the printers made? why not show sample parts along with costs? thanks.

Wow! Awesome!

That looks incredible!

Insane! I want a call!

This is amazing ❤

Awesome

Artūr, tu esi labākais 👍

What brand is your machine?

Does this stuff evaporate? Or how would I need to dispose of it

Sound. Audio, Volume!!!

i don't see any link in the description

Seems like a wonderful product, but it's $600 a gallon. :( Do you have any high temp and strength based resins for normal consumers? I make automotive parts for classic cars and these parts need high resolutions and strength and heat resistance. Printing in ASA is a huge pain in the ass.

0:25 wie heißt die Farbe in den er lackiert wurde ? Das sieht verdammt mega aus

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go and sit on it xd AHAHAH

00:12 Whats up with that crazy looking build plate? Looks like some deep grooves.

Everything is so dark, can't see a thing about the process needed to operate this machine.

I need a plastic for a klx 300sm it's black and goes over the battery how much

❤ waaaauuu I love It!

ok well thats insanley cool

Yeah, They don't show the hours they spent removing the supports.

Is it possible to upgrade Magna to 8k display somehow?

I want curing light

Hey I’m a content creator and I was wondering how to get in contact with you guys for a sponsorship kind of thing where you guys would send me some of your resin to try out and I would put your resin (which looks really cool btw) in one of my CZcams shorts to help you guys out a little because I think you guys are a really cool company. Thank you for taking the time to read this, Gabriel Nelson

Hello, very impressive! What is the minimum of clear stamps sets per order do you take on? and what are the costs for an individual crafter / designer? Thank you.

hi how do you keep that amber colour even after curing? cause my prints comes out darker is there anything I'm doing wrong? i put my xkasts in IPA for 2 minutes after putting it in the Wash L2 for 15min.

What material is this?

is there a newer version of creation workshop?

Would this method of printing parts have a greater waste of plastic as scrap due to the support system. The supports as far as I am aware cannot be reground and re-used as can be done in injection molding? This aside, an impressive product with its speed and repeatable accuracy.

I used to see your printers at S4S (I worked for one of your competitors) and I was impressed with how easy it was to change the tensioned membrane (PSA?) on your machines. I still miss working in the 3D printing industry.

does this work without ultrasonic cleaning stations?

I was very impressed with your Magna printers, when I used to service the EnvisionTEC printers at a dental lab in Sheffield. I miss that job!

How often do you need to fill that vat lmao

y want a printed chopper for my roof...