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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.ค. 2019
- Learn how to 3D print flawless parts on our latest desktop 3D printer, the Form 3.
Request a free 3D printed sample part: bit.ly/37yIkVn.
The Form 3, powered by advanced Low Force Stereolithography technology, is a part of a 3D printing ecosystem that’s easy to learn and use and requires little intervention or maintenance. This 5-minute video covers the basics of how to use the Form 3, from the software and materials to printing and post-processing.
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Looks really good. I like how the laser print head can move in y axis. The mirrors have to cover less distance and it should be very accurate.
Can't wait for mine... ship it already! :)
Need it !
rubber and softmaterial, as in the swimming glasses bridge you were holding there in the video, is that possible with this model?
I love it
are there any resins that are solvent resistant - resistant to DEF (urea Diesel Exhaust Fluid), Diesel or Jet fuel?
I was going to say what if you used two lasers instead of one, but I see you’ve already done that with the new Form 3L.
At 4:03 when you are removing the pattern, did the machine have to print that big handle? Is any of that resin reusable? Thank you
The 'big handle' you're referring to is part of the print. Only the lattice like structure is what's needed to keep the print stable.
Are those filaments are safe for the kids? Example I printed some toys for my kids to play with and forgot to wash they're hands and just eat. Or if a small dog accidentally chew the toy is if safe for and not gonna harm his health?
you have to cure and wash the parts. they are toxic otherwise
Nice
I'm still waiting to see videos of
the machine behind you. Size and build volume and material usage consumption costs 😊🤔
It’ll be the bigger version the 3L
33x 20x 30 Cm
13.2x 7.9x 11.8 inches
650 Watts, around (£8000)
@@lasarith2 That's a nice build size...
Can we start print on form 3 disance? with healp , for example, team viewer?
How can I order?
How long does the resin tank last? how many tank refills?
Tank lifetime is dependent on which resin is being used. Lifetime for Form 3 tanks is comparable to Form 2 LT tanks.
I was just on their website. It says the LT tanks need to be replaced after every 2 liters. So that's basically 2 refills then you have to spend another $100 to get a new resin tank on top of the $175 - $200 per liter. They didn't want to be upfront with you and tell you the pricing.
John Razvaliaeff that's incorrect. It's ATLEAST 2 liters with the Rigid, grey pro, and Elastic materials. You usually get about 12-15L with the standard resins and about 8-10 liters with the engineering resins.
Yeah I called them and I specifically asked about consumption and he was very vague when it came to it. Once I did my own due diligence I saw that these printers are not viable for production, rather than highly specific industries that can justify that material usage.
Causing increasing your throughput is what we’re after 😂
Let's take a minute to realize that big speaker print cost about 200$
It's 1210ml of resin at 150$/L so I comes out to a $181.50
@@owencoyne6223 FDM printers still rule when it comes to material usage costs especially on large prints.
innomind By a lot at that.
although, msla now isnt as far off
my man just built a prosthetic limb.
It was funny because I just got a new Form 3, wash + cure and was going to see what quality robotic grippers I could make with it and then the tutorial uses that as an example, lol.
4 to 5 thousands MRSP, I’ll wait for 4 years God willing.
I wonder what steps have been taken to lower aerosol and VOC emission hazards from these machines?
Concentrate on science please!.leave your homosexual liberal views on the side!
MrPavaroti ahhahahahahahh highlarious
can i haz form 3?
Will it print steel and stainless steel?
Scott Klammer no. You need an ADAM or DMLS machine to print metal.
Scott Klammer Also, only Tool steel and Stainless steel can currently be printed, and the machines that can do both, with the accuracy of the SLA technology cost about $200,000-375,000
@@owencoyne6223 looks like hp is coming out with 1 that looks promising. About 400 k
Scott Klammer it sure does, but thats a jetting printer, the ones I was talking about are DMLS machines, these sinter the powder, making a final part that doesn't need to be fired in an oven, jetted parts need that oven time.
@@owencoyne6223 thanks. I'm just getting into looking at them for our company. phase 1 I need to print patterns strong enough for our foundry machinery to make molds with. Final phase will print different grades of steel parts.
Could you please make the printer even more expensive? I really want to mortgage my house. Thank you.
2:12
it uses laser technology which slower compares to 3DSystems FabPro 1000 which using projection.
Screen stops responding…. Be warned
Hello there. If you are having issues with the printer's screen, please do get in touch with our Support team, they will gladly assist you with troubleshooting this, as well as send you a replacement part if needed. You can contact them here: support.formlabs.com/s/contact-support?language=en_US
Formlabs nice. Is the screen on the L the same? That one is working just fine. I’ll be getting in touch today.
Envisiontec copy 3d printer for low price .......
You think they would send me a free one with all the BS I went through weigh The Forum 1 finally just dumped it.
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