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A desktop vacuum former that's quicker than 3D printing

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A desktop vacuum former that's quicker than 3D printing

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Launch tags:3D Printer•Hardware•Tech

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Corkdork

Looks nice. Great video. What are my variable costs going to be for materials? $349 is a fair price point, nonetheless. Good luck!

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10yr ago

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Maker

@rueter thanks! We're aiming for a price point of 30 sheets for $20 for refills.

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10yr ago

@rueter their bed is 200mm by 200mm... so for 304mm by 304mm plastic sheets you can get easy for http://www.widgetworksunlimited.... or get sheets from here https://www.dallasmodelworks.com... my only concern would be why these guys think this should take a year to deliver... I know from experience working with these Chinese factories I can have something as simple as this, designed and pushed out in 15 days from the get go. This is not a complex box to make..

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10yr ago

@rueter ooh the inner geek in me wants to make a new Star Wars storm trooper full body kit now after watching this

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10yr ago

One of the coolest things seen as a consumer electronics. Its inspiring and pushing towards different level of thinking. 3D printer was one of the cool innovations, and this proves, we don't need to STOP.

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10yr ago

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Maker

@acpmasquerade thanks for the inspiring words Dhruba! Yes, we've got plenty more machines in the pipeline and can't wait to show them to you!

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10yr ago

It's pretty cool. I could really see this being a great addition to a craft space that already has a 3d printer, just because it's not quite as general purpose.

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10yr ago

Grove Labs

This is awesome! Glad to see you include casting materials etc in some reward tiers -- the additional tools/ materials will be a substantial part of the experience. Seems to me there's an equal opportunity for professional use for small parts (not just hobbyists).

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10yr ago