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$299! Here’s the link to purchase: sourcegraphics.com/product/magigoo-coater-starter-kit/

@@lightningamez4089 it’s the apple of consumer 3d printers

I'm wondering how easy it is to make a setup that takes care of this in-house

You are correct! 😅

All depends on what you're looking and who you are. From everything we've heard, the Bambu printers are performing really well so it will be interesting to see what happens as they grow!

We've heard over and over that the X1 Carbon is an awesome printer! It'd be great to get our hands on one to try out eventually. There's definitely room for both of them though, depending on what you're looking for. The UltiMaker printers might be a bit more scalable right now due to the whole ecosystem that surrounds it (Cura Essentials, Digital Factory, etc.), which is sometimes exactly what a business or university is looking for. It'll be exciting to see how Bambu develops their software/hardware combo over time!

For price, please visit our website at: sourcegraphics.com/3d/printers/formlabs/formlabs-form-3/

Great question! You’re correct. All of the resins compatible with the Form 3 are also compatible with the Form 3+.

I'd like to know what resin printers are better than Form (me too had a bad experience with Form)

Hi Andreas & Alex! I am very sorry to hear that you didn't have a great experience with your Formlabs printers. We are a Formlabs partner and work hands-on with these printers on a daily basis. Please feel free to reach out at www.sourcegraphics.com with any questions, comments, or concerns. Thanks so much for watching our video! Best, Jonah.

You can call directly on the company's phone number

Hi Deivi! You email us at info@sourcegraphics.com or call us at 800-791-9042. Thank you for watching!

Hi Mick! The Sift components are not included in the base price but they are in the bundle pricing. If you want to get pricing or schedule a 1-on-1 demo, visit us at sourcegraphics.com/3d/printers/formlabs/fuse-1/. Thanks for checking out the video!

Hi Akash! These are just some floating shelves we purchased. We didn't make them. Thanks for checking out the video!

@hi_ho It is actually a great value compared to more expensive options. This printer is definitely changing the game for a lot of companies who use 3D printers.

Hi Othoap! We are actually very impressed by the quality coming from the Fuse 1 for the price point. You can get a free print sample if you'd like! Go here to get that: sourcegraphics.com/formlabs-free-print-sample Thanks for checking out the video!

@@Source_Graphics Keep your samples been down that road with you guys. When I had my forms 2 you promise me you would send me samples of your different resins, it never came. So I sold the forms 2.

@@othoapproto9603 I am so sorry to hear that! That is a shame. A big part of what allows us to help users is giving them everything they need to make sure a printer/material is the right fit for their application. If there are any samples you would like to see, feel free to email me directly at jonah.h@sourcegraphics.com, and I will ship them out personally.

Hey giulio, You actually don’t waste powder. The refresh rate means in a new build you are using 70 percent recycled powder that gets collected from the sift and 30 percent new powder. So no you don’t lose 180 dollars. Because of this and no supports, parts on sls printers are way less expensive. The refresh rate is a good thing.

If you‘re having such „issues“ then you are clearly not the customer for this type of machine. This is for small scale production not for the average hobbyist 3d printing people.

@@alcatrazlongboards9257 actually I'm not an hobbyist, I run a little company and I'm looking with interest at 3D printers for developing new products. This machine is clearly for companies having a small portfolio of "rich" customers asking for special, if not unique, designs.

@@hoangvan6104 I think that after warming the powder two or three times the quality of the printing will go under the floor. Maybe you can use this approach just for the first prototypes of your product.

This isn’t necessarily true. As you refresh the powder it truly lasts awhile. We’ve ran over ten full builds and the powder that we wasted in very miniscule. So no 2-3 prints will not make it go through the floor. Also with out supports you don’t use as much material as well. Sls truly brings price per part down. It might not fit your needs but in production sls is the way to go when it comes to 3D printing. Take a look at other sls machines and come to the conclusion. There isn’t a need to knock it with out even printing with it. There’s a market for every 3D printing.

Hi Earl! We can absolutely make a video on that if it would be useful for you. Let me know if you'd like us to do that. Thanks for checking out the video!

I know how to level the bed. Makers Muse pointed out an issue that is a squish he called elephant foot. The first layers get squeezed and pushed up. This is my issue right now. This happens most often when a rectangular print is oriented along the Y axis. It shows on the front of the print near the screen. I have some ideas about changing the settings in Cura regarding the first layers.

Hi Buran, Thanks for checking out the video! We have the machine running in our headquarters and can send you a free print sample. Go to sourcegraphics.com/formlabs-free-print-sample to request one.

A little more expensive? Its double in price