Printing technology | SLA |
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Colour of product | Black,Red |
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Width | 11.02 in |
Height | 23.23 in |
Depth | 13.58 in |
Layer resolution / Thickness (Z-axis) |
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Max. object size width | 5.04 in |
Max. object size height | 7.87 in |
Max. object size depth | 5.04 in |
Weight | 21.16 lb |
Printable materials | Photopolymer resin |
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Display | yes |
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Memory card reader | no |
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Operational Power Consumption (min-max) | 0 - 0 |
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The XYZ Nobel 1.0 is a promising device that brings SLA printing to a new, low price point of $1,500. But there are too many quirks and problems to make it a winner.
The XYZprinting Nobel 1.0 provides the exquisite quality of stereolithographic 3D printing at a moderate price, although its cost per printed object is considerably higher than objects 3D-printed with plastic filament.
Using a fascinating method to build very high-quality 3D objects, this is the first stereolithography 3D printer that's cheap enough for general consumers. Will it be worth the investment? Here's CNET's full review.
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