
- The basic kit, for USD$799
- The “Plus” version for USD$999, which adds a heated build platform and completely assembled electronics
- The assembled version for USD$1499
The Mosaic 3D printer, like the MakerBots, includes a laser-cut wood frame that’s glued together into a rigid shape. The Mosaic includes MakerGear’s well-known 1.75mm Plastruder, but we noticed the precision rods and linear guides & rails that should ensure very smooth operation.
The build envelope for the Mosaic is a healthy 5x5x5 inches (or 12.7×12.7×12.7 mm), slightly bigger than some competing 3D printers.
If you’re interested in a Mosaic, they are offered on MakerGear’s site. As of this writing, however, it seems that they have only the Plus kit available at USD$999. Delivery should take approximately four weeks, but of course this could be subject to supplier delays.
Via MakerGear
Quite expensive for me. Anyway, I like this Mosaic 3D printer technology. Actually, anything 3D i like.
Quite expensive for me. Anyway, I like this Mosaic 3D printer technology. Actually, anything 3D i like.