Tuesday, October 2 2012
MakerBot recently released the Replicator 2, an affordable desktop 3D printer capable of achieving high quality 3D models, up to 410 cubic inches in volume and at 100 microns layer resolution. With such precision, you'll be making fresh professional-quality models, that don't need sanding, right out of the printer.
The MakerBot Replicator 2 comes assembled and ready to use. Launch MakerWare or any of your favorite 3D modelling software and get started. 1lb spool of Natural PLA filament is included, and a variety of colors can be purchased separately ($43-$48 per kg).
The following time lapse shows the Replicator 2 in action, printing almost the maximum build volume at the highest resolution capability which ended up costing $33.60 of PLA yellow and taking 24 hrs to print – the longest a model should take.
The MakerBot Replicator 2 comes assembled and ready to use. Launch MakerWare or any of your favorite 3D modelling software and get started. 1lb spool of Natural PLA filament is included, and a variety of colors can be purchased separately ($43-$48 per kg).
The following time lapse shows the Replicator 2 in action, printing almost the maximum build volume at the highest resolution capability which ended up costing $33.60 of PLA yellow and taking 24 hrs to print – the longest a model should take.
source: makerbot.com
Thursday, August 16 2012
The Photo Cube by VuPoint lets you print photos directly from your iPhone, iPod, iPad or Android devices without the need of a computer. Simply download the free printing application from the App Store or Android Market, dock your iPhone in the Photo Cube printer (or connect your iPad or Android Devices via USB) and print 4"x6" photo paper size with up to 300 dpi resolution. Within a minute, print a photo with one full image or select photo partitioning of 4 or 10 images per sheet. And with its very compact format, you'll be able to bring the Photo Cube wherever you go and also use it as a charging station.
source: amazon.com
Tuesday, April 24 2012
That's right, the cube is up for pre-order and starts shipping on May 25, 2012. And yes, it will print 3D tangible objects up to 5.5" x 5.5" x 5.5". 10 bright colors are available in 10 different cartridges. You will get 1 neon green cartridge shipped with the Cube and all accessories needed to get you started. It also comes with a software to let you design your objects and 25 ready to print creations. Once your designs are ready to print, you'll be able to send them to the Cube using Wi-Fi. Starting @ $1299.
source: cubify.com








