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Abstrakt: The Form1+ from Formlabs is a stereolithography 3D printer capable of printing up to three centimeters per hour at its thickest layer setting. With a variety of available features, including the ability to print as small as 300 microns or 0.0118 inches th...
Extremely accurate build detail, welldeveloped management software, quiet, simple to use
Slow, expensive, including replacement of resin and resin tanks, messy postprinting object cleanup, difficult to remove printed objects from platform
The Form 1+ ships with a one-year warranty.The machine can produce eye-popping detail, so it would be a standout for use in precision prototyping of parts. On the other hand, its ability to produce accurate detail must be balanced with its slow speed and ...
Produces very-high-qualit, high-resolution print, Software is easy to us, Printing is fairly quick and easy to monito, Smaller prints are easy to print and remove from the devic, Range of layer sizes offers flexible balance between speed and quality
Both the printer and the resin it uses are expensiv, Limited range of resin colors (clea, whit, gra, blac, Larger prints are difficult to remove from the print bed
Formlabs' Form 1+ 3D Printer produces very-high-quality items, but the printer and materials are pricey. Formlabs is a relative newcomer to the 3D-printing scene, with the Form 1+ being only its second product. As the name implies, it is an upd...
Udgivet: 2014-09-26, Forfatter: Tony , anmeldelse af: pcmag.com
Beautiful print quality. High resolution. Compact. Quiet.
Print preparation and finishing can be arduous. Some misprints. Modest build volume. Limited color choices
The compact and quiet Formlabs Form 1+ 3D printer creates magnificent, high-resolution objects from liquid resin, but the printing process is more onerous than with 3D printers that use plastic filament....
Do you know your FDM from your SLA? Thought not, but these acronyms represent competing technologies that, in the world of 3D printing, have a rivalry of Hamilton vs Rosberg proportions. The first stands for Fused Deposition Modelling - it's the squirty...
Expensive, High-maintenance, Too complex for DIY repairs
Comparing an SLA printer to an FDM one is a bit like comparing apples to oranges: They're certainly different, but at the end of the day, they're both fruit. Anyone who says you can't compare the two is a buffoon. The Form 1+ is arguably one the best c...
Extremely accurate build detail; welldeveloped management software; quiet; simple to use
Slow; expensiv, including replacement of resin and resin tanks; messy postprinting object cleanup; difficult to remove printed objects from platform
The machine can produce eye-popping detail, so it would be a standout for use in precision prototyping of parts. On the other hand, its ability to produce accurate detail must be balanced with its slow speed and the inconvenient post-printing processes, s...
Brilliantly predictable prints, Variety of materials available, Speed of printing
Expensive, Need extra software to hollow out models
I've tested a whole bunch of 3D printers over the last year or so, and the Formlabs Form 1+ is a real step forward, giving confidence in the process and real conviction in the results achievable. The level of detail and finish it can achieve is stunning ...
Der Formlabs Form 1+ liefert ausgesprochen feine Objekte ab. Nicht immer ist die höchste Auflösung aber ein Garant für ein Top-Ergebnis. So zeigt unser Töpfchen bei 0,0,5 Millimetern Schichtdicke das beste Resultat, nicht aber bei 0,025 Millimetern...
