The Next Layer | Selling a 3D Printed Part for $133,000?!?! @thenextlayer | Uploaded February 2024 | Updated October 2024, 1 hour ago.
This has GOT to be the BIGGEST Multicolor FDM 3D Printer in the world!
Recently, I got an opportunity to visit Degem, an Israeli 3D Printer manufacturer doing some SERIOUS innovation.
Take, for example, this 6 to 1 multi-color extruder, which uses clever software and hardware to minimize waste to only 10% of the print!
This makes Degem a great option for real estate developers... who pay $2,700 to a STAGGERING $133,000 to print out scale models of their projects.
They've also begun selling their printers, which only cost $19,500 to $44,000, to the aerospace industry...
They're even experimenting with using ferro-magnetic filament as the base of their models, completely eliminating the need for a heated bed - which makes a big difference when you're printing such massive models for days at a time.
And get this... their printers are made of readily-available extrusions and custom-designed PLA parts, which they print in house!
Follow for more interesting and innovative 3D Printing content!
* CORRECTION: In the video I say their printers start at $9,500, but that figure should be $19,500!
👉 Degem's website: degemdirect.com
👉 Follow Degem on Instagram: instagram.com/degemdirect and instagram.com/3degem
👉 Artist of the model featured: instagram.com/dansaroussi
#3dprinter #3dprinting #3dprintedd
This has GOT to be the BIGGEST Multicolor FDM 3D Printer in the world!
Recently, I got an opportunity to visit Degem, an Israeli 3D Printer manufacturer doing some SERIOUS innovation.
Take, for example, this 6 to 1 multi-color extruder, which uses clever software and hardware to minimize waste to only 10% of the print!
This makes Degem a great option for real estate developers... who pay $2,700 to a STAGGERING $133,000 to print out scale models of their projects.
They've also begun selling their printers, which only cost $19,500 to $44,000, to the aerospace industry...
They're even experimenting with using ferro-magnetic filament as the base of their models, completely eliminating the need for a heated bed - which makes a big difference when you're printing such massive models for days at a time.
And get this... their printers are made of readily-available extrusions and custom-designed PLA parts, which they print in house!
Follow for more interesting and innovative 3D Printing content!
* CORRECTION: In the video I say their printers start at $9,500, but that figure should be $19,500!
👉 Degem's website: degemdirect.com
👉 Follow Degem on Instagram: instagram.com/degemdirect and instagram.com/3degem
👉 Artist of the model featured: instagram.com/dansaroussi
#3dprinter #3dprinting #3dprintedd
