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What are your favorite open source 3D printers?
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Reformatting this as a list for readability.
FDM:
Resin:
SLS:
Excellent!
Check out reAM250 powder bed fusion 3d printer
Looks like a step towards true industrial metal printing.
Printers for Ants have a lot of fun ones. I love the Dualing Zero and Double Dragon concepts.
Yeah, they're definitely pretty interesting. I'm usually interested in the other end of the build volume scale with large machines, but it's super cool to see how they manage to pack so much into such a small space!