Ultimaker has no print bed and is also very compatible with the polylactide (PLA) plastic filament.
CHINA CUBE PRO 3D PRINTER PORTABLE
It is one of the most portable printers available in the market right now. The printer comes in the print range of 11.3 x 10.2 x 9.9 inches. Locks shouldn’t force everyone else to move on too.Ultimaker 2 Go is a compact printer which weighs only 14kg and height only 20 microns which makes the printer very handy. Just because 3D Systems is moving on, digital That wants to step in to make compatible cartridges going forward. Third party filament in the Cube and that they would not go after any company Its community to formally announce that it would not prevent anyone from using Plan on selling their proprietary filament, it would be a worthwhile gesture to However, their decision to use locking created an increased obligation to Cube users after the experiment ends.
Of support from 3D Systems for both using and making third party filament could make it much easier forĬube owners to use their printers well into the future.ģD Systems decided experiment with locking filament in theĬonsumer market, and for whatever reason they have decided to end thatĮxperiment. People from dealing with third party filaments at all. Prospect (and cost) of having to prove that legality in court will keep some However, it is also quite possible that the Of third party filaments nor those third parties who would sell Cube-compatibleįilament to the public are violating laws today. Truth be told, I believe that neither Cube users who make use Have to rely on 3D Systems’ waning interest to keep their printers useful in Is it that any new filaments will make it into that marketplace? There is no reason that Cube users should Sell materials, but how long might that last?Īnd, with the company turning away from the consumer market, how likely Who thought they were relying on 3D Systems for filament cartridges? 3D Systems says that they will continue to Users into a single approved source of filament artificially inflated pricesĪnd prevented innovative new filaments from entering the market.Īway from the consumer market, what does it mean for all of those people In part, this was because the Copyright Office recognized that locking Manufacturer shouldn’t be able to use copyright to force you to buy filamentįrom them (well, mostly – it’s a long story). The Copyright Office ultimately agreed that a printer Makerbot parent company Stratasys), they took no steps in opposition to this To 3D Systems’ credit (and in contrast to Of a copyright lawsuit to prevent you from going somewhere else for filament. That if you bought a 3D printer the printer manufacturer shouldn’t use the threat Most of last year, first as part of Public Knowledge and later in my personalĬapacity, I was involved in a process at the US Copyright Office designed to
CHINA CUBE PRO 3D PRINTER VERIFICATION
Doing both requires circumventing the verification chip that 3D Systems includes in its filament today.Īlthough I don’t have a Cube myself, I’ll admit that I have more Second, 3D Systems can promise not to sueĪnyone who wants to make and sell filament that will work with the Cube. First, 3D Systems can promise not to sue anyĬube users who use non-3D Systems filament for the Cube. This can take the form of two simple public commitments. Systems should explicitly open the doors to third party filament. Systems, as part of winding down the Cube - and as an act of good faith to Cube owners - 3D Since the Cube is designed to only accept printing filament made by 3D During the slow news week at the very end of last year, 3D Systems announced that they were stepping away from theirĬonsumer-oriented Cube desktop 3D printer.
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