OLO: The first ever smartphone 3D printer

Amazing! Beautiful product. My only question would be how long an average print would take since I wouldn't be able to use my phone during that period, correct?

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10yr ago

@jibly It looks like the time lapse video shows about 2.5 hours for a small print. It would require some planning for sure.

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10yr ago

@kyradeprez @jibly A good thing to start before bedtime?

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10yr ago

Gravity Sketch

@kyradeprez @jibly Better switch your phone to Airplane mode or you'll 3d print your notifications through the object. 😉 Anyway, great project here, 3dprinting needs to become more affordable and easy to use.

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10yr ago

Hunter

The First Ever Smartphone 3D Printer. At $99. Portable and multimaterial works accurately for professionals and easy for new users. A project made by Italian genius :D. I'm really excited to hunted it here!

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10yr ago

GREAT! Can’t wait until they release a bigger version that does not need a phone—although the phone approach is great for now. Genius!

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10yr ago

Swap Ideas

@visavis_kid I am sure they could use a tablet :)

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10yr ago

Techmate

Very impressive! Quick question, if you pour in a certain color resin, do you have to completley use the volume of that resin before switching to a different resin? Or is there a way to drain resin already in the printer? I suppose the printer could alsopotentially tell you how much resin to load based on what you are printering... Thinking out loud here.

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10yr ago

Techmate

Very impressive! Quick question, if you pour in a certain color resin, do you have to completley use the volume of that resin before switching to a different resin? Or is there a way to drain resin already in the printer? I suppose the printer could alsopotentially tell you how much resin to load based on what you are printering... Thinking out loud here.

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10yr ago

@scotthasbrouck I haven't really seen any projects where people switch resins mid-print. You likely have to stick with the one resin. It's partly because if you lift off the enclosure, you're exposing the resin to UV light.

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10yr ago

OMG!!! 👏👏👏👏👏👏

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10yr ago

@miscalzoncillos my thoughts exactly!! this thing is amazing. kind of surprised I'm not seeing it on the news. the only other place I've seen this tech is on TED, and they were making it sound like it was years away.

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10yr ago

Is it possible to use another light source? What size iPhone is required?

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10yr ago