Choose a printer in the 5k-10k$ range (with duet3d ?)
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@fcwilt https://patents.google.com/patent/US8926484B1/en I'm not a patent lawyer, but I'mma avoid that one.
@Phaedrux Yep! I wish I had as much merch as them, but I'm not exactly a multi-million dollar shop.
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@Luke-sLaboratory said in Choose a printer in the 5k-10k$ range (with duet3d ?):
@fcwilt https://patents.google.com/patent/US8926484B1/en I'm not a patent lawyer, but I'mma avoid that one.
@Phaedrux Yep! I wish I had as much merch as them, but I'm not exactly a multi-million dollar shop.
Thanks.
Yes that looks like one of those patents issued by our patent office by someone who failed to do the research to see that this is an obvious thing to do and thus not deserving of a patent.
Frederick
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@fcwilt Oh, plenty of that, but I don't have the $ to play anti-patent troll.
Maybe someday.
sorry @bricoletout for occupying your thread.
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@Luke-sLaboratory said in Choose a printer in the 5k-10k$ range (with duet3d ?):
@fcwilt Oh, plenty of that, but I don't have the $ to play anti-patent troll.
Maybe someday.
sorry @bricoletout for occupying your thread.
this is a kind of occupation
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@fcwilt said in Choose a printer in the 5k-10k$ range (with duet3d ?):
Let us know what you end up purchasing.
Frederick
Yes I will, but it's a hard work to choose.
Loïc.
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@bricoletout
Just wanted to make sure you know about this printer: https://www.projectr3d.com/shop/p/daedalusIt checks all of your boxes and is ready to go!
I want one
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@timothyz said in Choose a printer in the 5k-10k$ range (with duet3d ?):
@bricoletout
Just wanted to make sure you know about this printer: https://www.projectr3d.com/shop/p/daedalusIt checks all of your boxes and is ready to go!
I want one
I will have a look thank you.
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@Luke-sLaboratory are you running 6hc+3hc with klipper ? PLEASE send me your config files !!! I can't figure out how to setup the stepper motors and I really want to give it a try
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Most industrial printers will be available on rental basis, installation and support included. Some even offer help with slicing.
Most industrial printer will have their own filament and you will have to buy it from them; it is where they are making their money.
If you only want to prototype (3d printers arent good for production anyway) you should be good to go with a lower stratasys but you will be stock with their filament either way. The "open source" type printers will be much cheaper and let you use wathever you want as filament but are unstable.. just get good out of the box printers and buy twice as much so you always have backups. -
I only have a mini5+ currently running Klipper. I'm working on proper ports for the 6HC + 3HC, and haven't started CAN modules for these boards whatsoever. The 6HC + 3HC should be pretty easy ports, all things considered, but I'm not a microcontroller programmer. I'll be posting a build in here (and on my website) using the D3 Mini 5+ hopefully this weekend (just started assembly last night)
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@Luke-sLaboratory same here, I design printers and parts but Im not a programmer.. ill take a look at your mini when its gona be public as I think they use the same chip so it might be a good start.
Yet I havent found anyone who installed klippers on 6hc/3hc..
