Andrew Mazzotta from 3DHacker has released another video, this time of him unboxing the Series 1 personal 3D printer from Type A Machines. This printer is known for its relatively large build volume very high resolution.
The unit Mazzotta puts together is a pre-assembled version, otherwise the video would be a bit longer.
The experience shown in the video we believe to be typical for many personal 3D printers. It’s not a completely smooth Apple-like unboxing, so some consumers might be frightened away by the minor technical tasks required to get the machine running. It’s interesting to compare this experience against those of high-volume consumer products.
3D printers have come very far – only a few years ago a similar video would have involved a much more complex installation process. But there are many opportunities to simplify the process and open up 3D printing to so many more people.
Via YouTube
The Type A Machines Series 1 printer is very consistent too. We've printed 50+ objects without much "work". 3D printers have gotten really advanced in 1 year!
The Type A Machines Series 1 printer is very consistent too. We've printed 50+ objects without much "work". 3D printers have gotten really advanced in 1 year!