IR3 3D Printer places electronics within 3D Prints

[ZionPhil]

Too bad this Kickstarter is going to fail. They have a kit that retro fits the Rostock Max V1 (Pictured)

[BeeAmaker]

I don't think they even have a working prototype. It appears to me it's just a pipe dream at this point.

[jimustanguitar]

I hadn't paid attention to the funding yet, they've barely got anything, yikes!

For such a low funded campaign, I heard about it in a lot of places. They posted in 2 or 3 different forums that I follow. I think I saw it on LinkedIn too.

[ZionPhil]

Yeah it's a pipe dream. Just posted, because they were using a Rostock Max v1 and how horribly it's going to fail. My 1st post was supposed to read sarcastically... what's the emoji for sarcasm?

[BeeAmaker]

Apr 30, 2015 10:30:44 GMT -5 ZionPhil said:

Yeah it's a pipe dream. Just posted, because they were using a Rostock Max v1 and how horribly it's going to fail. My 1st post was supposed to read sarcastically... what's the emoji for sarcasm?

Any of these will work

[jimustanguitar]

I want a product that does the exact opposite of this.. I want a robotic arm that removes completed prints so that I can drop them in a hopper and run an assembly line without having to physically intervene between prints.

[ZionPhil]

Apr 30, 2015 11:33:59 GMT -5 jimustanguitar said:

I want a product that does the exact opposite of this.. I want a robotic arm that removes completed prints so that I can drop them in a hopper and run an assembly line without having to physically intervene between prints.

That I like and that is doable

[BeeAmaker]

Did you see the guys at MRRF that were using some kind of cooling system to rapidly cool the bed so the part would pop off easier? Heat pipes were built into the 3 towers. It seemed way over kill.