@@markforged amazing surface finishing! would you mind doing a video addressing how you guys fix issue 6 or issue 602 that have been bugging the hobbist FDM printing community all this time?
@@Windytale Thank you! The stiff aluminum unibody construction of the chassis and gantry definitely help, which minimizes the deflection caused by torque from the belt drive system. There are also slicer settings we use to balance print speed and stability. We’ll talk to our engineers to see what more we can share.
Looks impressive. Would be interested to know what kind of a speed improvement we're talking about vs like an Onyx One or something (the specs don't appears to list speed). Also, the machine in the video appears to have at least 2-3 print extruders. Is this the planned final configuration? Will this allow the use of dissolvable support materials? Speaking from experience, I will say that in spite of the relatively high cost to operate and slower speed compared to other printers out there, you can't beat the quality of the resulting parts from a Markforged or the fact that "It just works".
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Long time customer and engineer. Our printers have been game changers. Excited to see what the future holds!
that surface finish! 😲🤯🤯
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@@markforged amazing surface finishing! would you mind doing a video addressing how you guys fix issue 6 or issue 602 that have been bugging the hobbist FDM printing community all this time?
@@Windytale Thank you! The stiff aluminum unibody construction of the chassis and gantry definitely help, which minimizes the deflection caused by torque from the belt drive system. There are also slicer settings we use to balance print speed and stability. We’ll talk to our engineers to see what more we can share.
Can't wait to see it next week 😍
Cant wait to buy it on Black Friday deal!!
When the linear motor can massiv apply for the fdm printer?, I think it’s a good idea that ensure the long term to keep good accuracy 😊
Wooo! So cool.
SO cool.
Bring on those Q3 results!
Very Cool!
Thanks!!
Looks impressive. Would be interested to know what kind of a speed improvement we're talking about vs like an Onyx One or something (the specs don't appears to list speed).
Also, the machine in the video appears to have at least 2-3 print extruders. Is this the planned final configuration? Will this allow the use of dissolvable support materials?
Speaking from experience, I will say that in spite of the relatively high cost to operate and slower speed compared to other printers out there, you can't beat the quality of the resulting parts from a Markforged or the fact that "It just works".
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I am on a start up to make bespoke bicycle carbon frame. Can use FX 20 to make this?
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