This video did not answer my question and instead it created more questions like: 1. If you use a UV flash light, it would just cover a large surface, how can you shine UV light in small surfaces to make such tiny details? 2. How can liquid plastic turn into solid when contact with UV light? What is this liquid plastic? What's it made of? 3. How can this "window" only allow light or oxygen to go through? How does this window work? Wtf is it made of?
1. Uses a projector but instead of a normal bulb it uses a UV one 2. Special resin that cures when exposed to certain wavelengths of EM radiation Now 3 is what I'm wondering about too.
how strong is this carbon clip? and can it be thermoformed?
Very novel. A division of my business will be moving into 3D printing service. And if it as fast as it claims than this will be very good for us.
So does this require an oxygen supply or does the print bed have an oxide lay on it?
This video did not answer my question and instead it created more questions like:
1. If you use a UV flash light, it would just cover a large surface, how can you shine UV light in small surfaces to make such tiny details?
2. How can liquid plastic turn into solid when contact with UV light? What is this liquid plastic? What's it made of?
3. How can this "window" only allow light or oxygen to go through? How does this window work? Wtf is it made of?
1. Uses a projector but instead of a normal bulb it uses a UV one
2. Special resin that cures when exposed to certain wavelengths of EM radiation
Now 3 is what I'm wondering about too.
No audio?? wth?
CARBON3D has garnered over $40 million in investment. And they can't even make a video with audio. Figure that.
otonanoC lol
otonanoC The video embedded in their website: carbon3d.com/
Most people don't like to have audio pop out of nowhere while scrolling through a website.
Stan Velijev they have a lot of videos embeded but non of them have autoplay so theres no excuse
SpookyGames2012 They all autoplayed for me. Sorry.
hmmm. should i be the first to dislike?