25 thousandths of an inch is 0.635 mm. That's a horrible resolution. I don't care if it takes all day to print, just make it print with less than 0.05 mm resolution in all axis. If you can see lines on the model that's bad. You would have thousands of orders from geeks if you could make it for less than 1500 USD.
What happens if here is a jam in the material?
shane8109 3 weeks ago
yeah, totally agree. Why is the resolution so crappy on these cheaper printers? Is it really so technically difficult/expensive to do better?
neilcoo 1 month ago
good for new school labs
suoko1 1 month ago
Wait the cubify site says 0.125 mm printing resolution. Uh oh bad reporting. Someone should probably tell PC World to double check their facts.
Sirisian 1 month ago
25 thousandths of an inch is 0.635 mm. That's a horrible resolution. I don't care if it takes all day to print, just make it print with less than 0.05 mm resolution in all axis. If you can see lines on the model that's bad. You would have thousands of orders from geeks if you could make it for less than 1500 USD.
Sirisian 1 month ago
100% agree
splochfilms 1 month ago
Competition for the makerbot? Good, wake me when I can get a cheap 3D printer for $100.
Craydon 1 month ago
First!
thehandthatwatches 1 month ago