Hands On The Mosaic Palette 2 - Multi-Material Printing for Your 3D Printer
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 มิ.ย. 2024
- The Mosaic Palette 2 is ALL NEW! Multi-material 3d printing on your 3D printer. Combine rigid, flexible, and soluble filaments all in a single 3D print.
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Palette 2 and Palette 2 Pro include Splice Core and Splice Core 2, a fully redesigned case, filament path, and slack management system. There is also now a touch screen, and an easy way to mount Palette to your 3d printer!
Learn more at:
mosaicmfg.com
canvas3d.io
A little backstory - on Friday I was speaking with Brennan from Mosaic, talking about the Palette 2 and how I would love to talk about it on my show. THAT turned into, "Mitch, our CEO, can fly to you tonight and be to your house at 1am. He has to leave for the airport by 8am, but he will have Palette 2, Palette 2 Pro, all of our new products with him, will that work?"
YES IT WILL.
Mitch flew out, and we filmed this overnight. If it seems we are slightly loopy, well, now you know why. Once we were done filming, we went for breakfast at McDonalds. Once he left for the airport, I closed my eyes for a few hours :)
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This looks so much more user friendly than the Palette+ Can't wait to get my hands on one of these.
A Pyro Design huge fan Pyro
@@gonzostwin1 Thanks.
Yes it does, how are you good sir? I am ordering one
Substance/quixel meets 3d printing
Imagin having multiply Palettes connected in series ^^
Looks like you just have to parallel extruders feeding the head, and update software.
Another upgrade could be a mixer, to make many colors from three colors.
With the exception of the cloud ecosystem, I'm extremely impressed. Looks like Mosaic may have a real winner on their hands.
RJ_Make thanks for your comment! We very much hope so.
While CANVAS will provide the best experience, we have a desktop (offline) app named Chroma that handles post-processing of GCode files from other slicers. Support for Palette 2 in Chroma will be added shortly!
Ya I agree cloud stuff bothers me no matter what the manufacturer says I like to keep it local but that's just me
Yup, I'd like to be sure I can use my printer if the internet is down for whatever reason. Whilst the internet around me is pretty stable (ironically had a lie down for an hour just earlier today...) there are many places (rural especially) or just some entire countries with flakey connections. The power of the cloud isn't really needed for slicing... We've all been doing it for years on our home computers afterall and it only takes a few seconds...
Plus when cloud stuff adds bugs or is down (which with some services is a regular occurrence) you're screwed till it gets fixed.
Thansk @Mosaic Manufacturing for the info. Perhaps you guys will consider offering an discount for those who miss the launch discount when you have a completely working offline solution? I can't justify this kind of money on a 'promise'.
I love the new breed of CEO, smiley and friendly as well as smart and creative :)
I would never leave the cover on. It just looks too cool
Some customer feedback we heard often with Palette & Palette+ was that users wanted to be able to remove the top cover during operation. On Palette & Palette+, the SD card got in the way of removing the cover. On Palette 2, we went all-out with magnets. 'cause who doesn't love magnets?
Mosaic you guys are listening. Keep doing so. I love this product. Just not sure it's right for me yet mainly due to costs. But it's damn close. I'm watching closely.
Does anyone make a clear bowden tube? I think it be cool to watch the filament on its way to the hotend as well.
We did use clear bowden tubes in Palette+, but because they were a slightly different material than PTFE, they introduced a little bit more friction. The friction wasn't the end of the world (I opt to use the clear tubes instead of the PTFE tubes with my Palette+), but with Palette 2, we decided to opt for PTFE for the minor performance bonuses (i.e. keeping the filament path as low-friction as possible). Do note, however, that when you take the top cover off, you can see practically everything! The cover plates (visible at 18:37) are entirely clear so you can see the filament travel all throughout the unit. It's mesmerizing to watch. - Brennan
Hell yes that cover would be off and I would sit and watch it all day like I do now watching the nozzle glide around the build plate 🖐👍
this guys smart, the system and the simplicity in how he explained it was absolute.
Wow, Joel! Wow, Wow, Wow! Congrats on snagging this story and turning it around RIDICULOUSLY fast! I hope it’s as awesome a product as it sounds. Excellent work.
wpherigo1 you do realise this was recorded days ago?
But filmed only ~ 3 days ago... @wpherigo1 I too am impressed with how fast this video was turned around. @joel and @sean nailed it!
hey all! filmed overnight Friday night / Saturday morning, then Sean kicked butt with the quick turn around!
Just pre-ordered, excited to get this and finally join in on multi-color & multi-material printing!
I'm impressed...I like how quickly this product keeps improving and getting easier to use!
This is like a long ad that is just an artshow for the geek within! Thanks to both of you for a really awesome video! Best of luck with the product, I want one ;)
Artshow for the Geek!
I was looking at a Palette+ yesterday on Amazon while looking for solutions for auto-fusing filament for extremely long prints. I am very glad I waited 24 hours. The Pro and a Hub are pre-ordered. Thanks Mitch and Joel!
WOW, officially it's the most amazing thing that i've seen in 3d printing upgrades!!! so cool!
Terrific Video with Mitch today Joel. Lots of great information and new technology.
I AM SO EXCITED TO TRY THIS.
Oh man such a cool freaking video. This is a dream addon. I will say I'm sad my 3mm filament machines won't get any of this loving. A big step for the future. Awesome video guys!! Joel awesome as always bro.
Well, aren't there ways to up or downgrade, whatever to 1.75mm?
Wow, you guys are great! Love the dedication.
Thank you Joel for showing this! This is an incredible solution!!!
Wow - if it works as presented, this will be a game changer for sure. Thanks!
It doesn't.
@@fredpinczuk7352 Would you expand on this
Hey Fred - it does for me, and others who have demonstrated it. Can you add more detail as to why you say it doesn’t?
@@3DPrintingNerd Hey Joel. If you could give me a minute of insight. I am trying to decide between buying a SigmaX R19 and this Palette 2. I currently have a Robo3D R1+. Is it worth the money of getting the largely upgraded (relative to my robo) Sigmax with dual extrusion or to continue with my robo and get the Pallete. I know you get "should i buy..." questions a lot, but if you don't mind I appreciate it. Thanks!
I have no experience with the R19, so I cannot speak to that machine. The R17 was great when it was good, but when it was bad it was BAD.
The whole package is amazing, cannot wait to get mine.
This product looks amazeballs!
I hope the painting of the model option allows you to export the model as multiple STLs so that it could be used with other multi material solutions (such as the Prusa MMU)
Hey Jonathan - thanks for your interest! CANVAS will soon support other multi-material printing solutions directly! You'll be able to paint and slice all within CANVAS for your Prusa MMU.
You guys are awesome! I'm really impressed by how much you value customer experience and usability! Keep up the amazing work - I hope the Palette 2 is gonna be successful! :)
@ScanTraxx27 - Thank you!
Looks like more things for the Christmas list! ;)
I want one of these for my high school class to use! Wow! What a perfect upgrade!
Wow! I could watch that do it's thing all day long. It really is a mahusive improvement to the original, outstanding work Mosaicmfg. Mitch you did a great job explaining all the stuff I'm interested in, without a ton of stuff I didn't need, great work.
I appreciate that he was upfront saying that there will eventually a paid tier for Canvas.
He implied a "pro" version of the software.
Wow! This is cool!
This is amazing. Great product and great visionary CEO!
This is super awesome, I just pre ordered mine to work with my MK3 that is arriving any day now. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and experience with the world.
I would run that with the cover off! it just looks so nice inside, man I can't wait to buy one! and so cheap compared to the pallete one!
You could print yourself a clear cover!
Yes! Now I might be able to afford the first version!!!
WOW! Just about all I can say is wow. This is really exciting!!
Brilliant, a ton of work, great job!! I'm sold!!
So big question for production environments- does canvas HAVE to run from the cloud, or will you still have the ability to run it as a local process (I.e. your production environment isn't killed if you loose internet)?
Yup, same thought.
And what happens if internet goes down during print? will that be an issue, and so on.
I'm in this boat to. I don't want a cloud slicer, I want it local.
An offline version would be great. Having a phone outage and then not being able to print is no fun.
in a perfect world any data it would need from the cloud would be saved in memory of the machine like it would just need the cloud to setup the job then the device should be self sustaining till the end of the job. Dunno if thats how they designed it though but they do seem to be putting a lot of thought and work into this based off the improvements made between the original and this one so heres hoping
Same question, but I wonder does the gcode download locally after it is sliced? I am trying to get canvas to slice a file of mine right now and it is not. . . but the button to slice is called "download".
My issue is I own the Palette Plus as it has been a nightmare. I have only gotten a few prints out of it and spent more time clearing jams and replacing stepper motor drivers. My current unit is so badly jammed at the moment that I have set it aside and resumed normal printing. It seems like this version fixes many of the issues of the first generation (including the bulk). After spending $700 on the first gen one a few months ago and have a expensive paperweight, I am not sure if I will buy into the new one.
I will say that the support from the Palette team is amazing.
My experience is exactly the same. Support is great, but the Palette+ is worse than useless. In a year, I have so few successful prints, it's laughable. Not to mention the number of wasted hours.
The question I have is does the Palette 2 address the weak splicing issues. I really don't need another paperweight time waster.
I really wish they would do an exchange program, I would even pay a bit extra for me to send my P1 and upgrade to the P2
@@KeithIMyers would be a good idea but without paying...because I already paid 300 more.. and indeed...so many lost hours debugging
The reason I offered to pay a bit is for shipping and processing. I would jump at $150.
AMEN !!! I have had the exact same experience.
I am receiving mine tomorrow So EXCITED I watch all of your Videos
Nice, congrat. Interested to get your feedback as well. Tks
Totally Ausum. And a Giant setp for 3d printing.. yay go pallet pro.. I my self do not even have a 3 d printer as of yet. I assure you That I will be getting this sweet pallet Pro asap. When I get a 500
X500 printer. What a combo. Thanks To all at 3d Printing Nerd's Thanks for all the hard work. I say why spend a bunch of money on a bunch of different fingers when all I have to do is pay attention to you guys and you will lead me to the best stuff out there. Your the Greatest... Oscar.
ok so if i wanted to print a big model with water soluble filament could i use normal pla to do like 90% of the support then only use the water soluble filament on the last few layers to fuses to the part so i am not wasting as much money?
Most likely, yes.
This does not currently exist in CANVAS but is planned for the near future!
This would be so great!
"Wiggle it, just a little bit"
*well done sir* 👍
"Oh bless your heart" 😂
In all my years 3D printing, this has to be the best upgrade I've ever seen.
Amazingly delightful what a job well done thank you for sharing guys!!
Fun drinking game: Take a shot every time he says "experience". Good for you Joel in getting to be first on this one!
what material combinations do work? so get spliced they ned to have somwhat simular temperatures dont they?
Yes, while printing with every single material possible would be insane, when splicing, it's best to choose materials that are similar in print temps.
I had the same thoughts about the joining of dissimilar materials and failed bonds in the "feeder tube". Color changes of the same material isn't a concern. PETG/PVA/TPU would be a goal of mine.
So PLA and FLEXIBLE filament are not good combination 😕
yessss layer batching, been waiting for that. Just need to see it now for doing towers to avoid stringing
Sweet !! Congrats to Mosaic team
Can we get a full review of the Canvas slicer?
One of the challenges with reviewing CANVAS is that we're constantly shipping improvements! Care to poke around and let us know what you think? canvas3d.io
One improvement would be to add a tiny bit of color. The gray theme seems to merge into blank areas and makes it a little hard for my eyes to jump to areas of interest throughout the ui. Also I setup an account without a Palette (ordered the palette 2 pro) and I hit "Im not using a palette" when creating my profile, but I dont see of an easy way to add the palette profile back once I receive the palette 2 pro. This brings me to my last observation so far which is, the only way i see to edit my slicer settings is to start a new project. There should be a way to edit your profiles without having to make a project. Just my 2c. I am excited to receive the palette 2 pro.
Thank you Blake! I've passed this feedback on to the CANVAS team. - Brennan
i wonder about having multiple pallets working together. like 4 feeding into another one for 16 colours
Well, I was not considering watching this one: a tad too long and a Palette is nothing but a very distant dream to me moneywise. However, I've just watched it now and I regret not doing it before: it's pure magic! Seemed so effortless -- congratulations Mitch and team!
i was checking the date to be sure it wasnt april fools day. what an outstanding piece of kit. unbelievable. 1 million percent behind this guy.
"The hundreds of thousands of single colour models out there on the internet won't need to be re-designed in CAD..."
Ok, NOW you've got my attention.
The main reason I've never bothered with dual/multi extrusion printers or Pallette Pro or the like is that none of the stuff I'm printing has been created as a multi-colour model and I lack the skills, time or interest to re-create them as such. But if I can colourise an exisiting STL how I want... yep, definitely mind-blown!!
something i would never be able to afford to do but ... could you buy 5 palette, have 4 inputting into one essentially making it able to print in 16 colours or materials... would be software reliant but would be pretty cool to just have 16 spools connected at once and only have to swap out spools when they are empty, not swapping between prints just because you want a different colour or material.
i was day dreaming about that too. If only i won the lottery
I was thinking it'd be cool if it could do color blending, like feed in red,green,blue,yellow,black,and white. Then you'd only need two pallet 2's Daisy chained. One of the inputs from the first pallette would be taking output from the second. Maybe integrate an eye that can scan the filament colors so it knows what colors are what and where and can calculate what amounts of each color get the desired color.
this would'nt really work and be very slow since the pieces need to be very small to get a consistent color.
Or use 4 of them hooked up to a Prusa MMU?
Good call on using 5, and I suppose you could conceivably get 7 colors with just two.
Love these videos with officials from innovative companies. Keep it up!
Brilliant! Want one for sure.
As many others have said, the tech looks nice.
But I would not be happy with a cloud based slicer.
Cloud based slicer, Canvas, isn't required. They still have Chroma, their downloaded software, and Palette 2 will be supported by that very soon.
Now that sounds very interesting, as I said the tech looks very impressive. :)
The purpose of the "cloud solution" (software) is so that they can check that you are not creating forbidden items (gun parts, etc). If you do, they then inform the authorities and you are on your way to prison for life. This is the American way. This is why other software has gone cloud aswell. Use only opensource/free software. ____
@@gregorysmith8964 They literally say that the cloud version isn't required.
@@xandorkiest6729 Shhh he doesn’t wanna take off his tinfoil hat
Just imagine combining this with a multi nozzle extruder.
Joseph Kim I thought that exact thing but you would need multiple
This is so incredible! I have so many projects in mind that I could use the Palette 2 Pro for.
Wow. That is super cool. Would love to try one one day. Looks like a game changer. Awesome vid guys! :)
Mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell.
They also aren't strictly human, they have their own dna.
Th mitochondrial matrix is a wacky place
Would have preordered, but you lost me at cloud based :(
Canvas is their cloud-based slicer. They still have Chroma, their downloaded desktop app for slicing and multi everything printing!
I love the Mosaic Palette 2, what wonderful products and just signed up for Canvas,
Ok, really excited for this one
Oh God with 121 comments there i don't feel i may get an answer. But let's try. 1st do this system eliminates the waste Blockbuster used to change colors? Or just reduce it? (I belive it's explain but finally wasn't showed). 2nd for multimaterial, switching from one material to another with different printing requirements of nozzle temperature and extruding speeds..this system control that too? Or every material must use same conditions?. And last 3rd. Considering that some prototypes i print may require some high level of confidentiality, can canvas cloud system offer total privacy on designs?
I can answer the first 2. It's usually called a purge block and no it doesn't eliminate it and palette likely never will. As far as the multi-material thing, they have to use the same temperature because if you're using a low temp. pla (190) and a petg (260) the printer would have to increase or decrease the temp by 70 degrees which would take at least a minute.
Yo! 1 - the purge block is used with this. 2 - it's best to print with materials that are around 10c of each other. 3 - my guess is Mosaic will offer a privacy policy on CANVAS.
omegacyclon the salesperson claimed Mosaic is working on incorporating the purge block as infill to save wasted material. I believe Prusa is doing the same for his MMU which achieves a similar goal to the mosaic.
I have the same questions.
Thank you picubed_13579, 3D Printing Nerd and Max Falto for answering .. HIGH FIVE everyone
What can I expect on IP ownership after uploading g-code to Canvas? Do I retain sole ownership of the designs I create or do Mosaic, etc. gain ownership?
Telling that this question has not been answered and Mosaic hasn't bothered to follow this video.
I think they must have missed it. I’m pretty sure I know the answer but I’ll forward this to Mosaic to be sure.
tl;dr - You retain all rights over your IP (including copyrights, and any other rights you may have over your User Content).
Hey * *, thanks for the great question, and apologies for the delay in responding (we did indeed miss your question). @3D Printing Nerd, thank you for bringing this to our attention!
As I mentioned: You retain all rights to your IP (which, for legal purposes, we've called "User Content").
From our ToS, User Content is: "...any Content that You send, submit, post, use or display in connection with the CANVAS Platform Services, for examples Content in the Customer's profile, design files, or videos."
Note that we define CANVAS's Services as: "[providing] you with the ability to upload your favourite slicer profiles, 3D models, and a streamlined flow for multi-material 3D printing".
Now that we have definitions for User Content (e.g. 3D model files) and Services (i.e. using CANVAS), here is the relevant part from CANVAS's terms of service in section 3.1 (User Content): canvas3d.io/terms-of-service
"You will retain copyright and any other rights you already hold in User Content. By... submitting [files]... when using the Services, You hereby grant to Mosaic an irrevocable, nonexclusive, royalty-free and fully paid, worldwide license to reproduce, distribute, publicly display and perform, prepare derivative works of, incorporate into other works, and otherwise use and exploit your User Content, and to grant sublicenses of the foregoing rights, solely for the purposes of including your User Content on the CANVAS Platform and for the purpose of enabling Mosaic to provide the Services . You hereby irrevocably waive (and agree to cause to be waived) any claims and assertions of moral rights or attribution with respect to your User Content."
Basically, this means that Mosaic has very broad rights in using your models to try to help you use CANVAS, but outside of CANVAS, you retain all rights to your models.
@@3DPrintingNerd Thanks for forwarding this to us!
@@matbroomfield We missed it! We've posted a proper response, now.
yep now i have pre-ordered it yess thank you
very well presented Joel, This product looks fantastic and I loved the hi five at the end :)
Is it possible to use this with a direct drive set up vs bowden? I have an i3 plus and want to buy this asap!
EDIT: Love Ya Joel!
Yes! Palette 2 works with both direct-drive printers and bowden printers. We do a lot of printing on direct-drive printers, and the time lapse in this video is on a SeeMeCNC Artemis (Delta): th-cam.com/video/TbFTxfx6TQE/w-d-xo.htmlm58s
Good question. I also have an i3 Plus and waiting to hit the Buy button until this one gets anwered. Also, do i need the hub too with the i3 Plus, or can i just plug the usb cable directly from the palette2 into the printer and start printing?
Epic Technlolgy : I think they use a direct drive in the test ,if jou look closely you see a stepper and some sort of extruder on top of that nozle.
Edit: It is a Makergear M3 so it is direct drive (see specs)
www.makergear.com/products/m3
Awesome! i guess i was just a bit confused because of the Bowden tube coming off of the unit. Im excited and just purchased it :)
Thanks! that is awesome I will buy it now! I Feel like this is HUGE for the 3d printing industry and am excited to try it.
Wow. Honestly, I thought the original palette was kinda pointless and overpriced. This however is a game changer.
Wow this is so cool. Thanks for the story Joel.
Nice to see such an innovative homegrown Canadian company. Definitely will be supporting once I upgrade to a MK3
Anybody else thinking that two of these on a dual extruder would be cool ie 8 colours/meterials?
Yes, I was about to write it.
4 pallets feeding into one pallet for 16 colour printing
8 Palettes feeding into 2 Palettes into a dual extruder printer!
I can top that: 16 Palettes feeding into 4 Palettes feeding into one Palette. Are you not entertained?
@@mikabreto Are we at 24-bit CMYK yet?
Nice but I assume Canvas is closed source and if you were to go out of business we are left with an expensive brick. Wasn't the first version running on a ramps board? I would love to see them give back to the open source community.
Hi Stefan! CANVAS will provide the best user experience, we also offer Chroma, a desktop app that processes GCode from other slicers. This is our current solution for Palette/Palette+ and will be updated to support Palette 2 as well.
We make sure to publish any open source modifications and this will continue for CANVAS Hub which is OctoPrint based. While not being an open source company, we like to give back to the community in different ways, posting content and tutorials that extends past our products with the hope of advancing the 3D printing ecosystem.
@@MosaicManufacturing Still doesn't fix the issue that people who want to hack on your hardware or even write new features for the software are locked out.
On the other hand.. if he open sources this within 1 month we will have 10 Chinese clones. Would be better if he increases his head start and only then open sources this..
@@Duci1989 Maybe. Chinese clones can still use the proprietary software and just figure out what it outputs (it looks like the download button gives you a file still). So really the only people they're screwing by using closed source software is the community and themselves.
Would imagine you could reprogram the Raspberry Pi back to Octoprint or something else if you wanted to by reflashing its mini-SD.
Soooo Kewl!!! What a terrific example of learning from and expanding on an already Fantastic idea!
So excited for these products
It looks cool but the cloud requirement kills this dead for me :(
Cloud only for Canvas - Chroma is still their desktop app and is downloaded and installed.
TAKE MY MONEY, PLEASE!
Gladly. Can I provide my PP account number?
That looks beautiful. Want!
Put in my Pre-Order right after watching this video. I had already been thinking about getting a Pallete+ (since I am waiting on the MMU2 from Prusa) and now that a new version is out I had to jump in.
I don't understand the Pro aspect of the Palette Pro
LPM Supporter it’s apparently 20% faster
It's 20% faster because it's completely metal, and it comes with a bunch of spare parts to have incase of failure as it's meant for more industrial settings where it would be running A LOT more than in home use. Also, because industrial printers are bigger, it comes with a bigger tube to connect to those printers.
@@Aidenn23
Industrial grade, Eh? Sounds like an Engineer's prototyping environment.
So is there different hardware inside the Pro or is it the same with the all metal splicer and ran at a faster speed.?
And adding all those extra part in case something breaks makes me wonder about the reliability.
Plus a longer warranty (1 year vs 90 days) and a longer tube for larger volume printers.
I’m in! This is actually awesome! Looks very well designed and thought out....I’ll buy if price is right!
*Edit*
$699 for Pro and includes awesome browser based slicer; Canvas! I’m in and ordering ASAP.
Great video, I think I have to watch it multiple times not to miss anything :)
Incredible!
THat's a cheap way of getting TRUE multi material printer. I'm about to get a CR10 with HUGE build volume, but keep my trust olswanhao as well. This way BOTH my machines can be multi material!
How can this make you print multiple materials? Wouldn't the extruder need to cool or heat up depending on the materials being used?
Cheap??? Your freaking kidding right??? $500 for that is ridiculous..
compared to the price of a large volume printer that's multi colour. And if you are running 2 or 3 machiens they can all do different colours, not justthe one. I'ts a matter of scale
@@deanallenjones to make my printer a quad color printer it only cost me about $80 and it works just as good...does that give u an idea of just how ridiculous this is.
cool, how do you do it? Always up for trying new stuff
Mosaic, the Pallette+ had my attention. The Pallette 2 Pro will have my money.
Well played and awesome product!
This looks awesome! Just preordered the Pallet 2 for my CR10S. ^5 :D
Great informative video. I am trying to decide between the Pallet2 or Mmu2s for my Prusa i3 mk3s.
Amazing. I want to get a Pallette 2 Pro! Great video Joel. Thank you! 😀👍
Wow, love it.
Awesome... Would love 3d printed model with conductive printed wires, also excited about splicing dis-solvable filament
Very well made video. This is also an example of how a second product revision should be made!
Amazing stuff guys, will definitely need one shipped to cape Town south Africa :)
Great idea!
Awesome add-on. This would seem to eliminate the need for multiple extruder machines/heads. And also, this could be the start of a color/material "arms race", with the Prusa Multi Material Upgrade (MMU2S) in the lead (right now) with 5 inputs. Just awesome.
You can tell he's so proud of his design is like his baby he's smiling from ear-to-ear which is perfectly fine because what he produced or what his team produced is amazing and puts to shame the previous version
How and what parts do I need to connect this to the CR10S pro? I would like to use the p2p?
Great to see an awesome new product, eapecially when the makers can see that software is as equally important as the hardware they release.
Wow, amazing!
Very interesting technique!
Add colour to the surface... Oh yeah, about time!!!! :)
This sounds great and all, but those of us who back the tech from the outset, and own a Palette+, is there an upgrade path for canvas or some some possible upgrades which can be done to the Palette+ to integrate similarly with octoprint?
I don't know the answer to that one yet, I'm sorry man.
Super Exciting!
Fun King 3D FK-1 upgrade?
If funding allowed, yes. I have a mental picture of that mounted to the top of it. LOL!
Wow! I found this video by mistake now I want one! Who knew TH-cam would be so expensive! Most exciting video ever for me. Thanks Joel.
By mistake?!?!? You mean you don't watch everything immediately??? :)
3D Printing Nerd I mean it automatically followed the one I was watching. Watching your show is so much better ‘than going to work!!! Alas they won’t send you one because you “liked it” hehehehe