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Gratz, Eagle.

Can you provide a GIF of this 'spinning'?

Johnoly99: Some targeted q's to add to the google form below. I know I'll *probably* get bashed for suggesting people to post their social media/forum info, but it I'm suggesting that it is an optional category. Do you understand that receiving a beta unit requires that you are capable of providing ...

MakerJuice: http://makerjuice.com/product-category/resins/
MadeSolid (MS Resin): http://shop.madesolid.com/products/ms-resin-blue
FormLabs Resin: http://formlabs.com/store/us/

FEP/Teflon Coating
"This material is a high-performance special order tape with a Teflon surface layer. It can be cut with scissors or a paper cutter to the desired size if you have a printer with different reservoir dimensions."

http://www.muve3d.net/press/product/fep ... r-coating/

Another idea is to use Gorilla Glass. Some people have been using it as the build surface for their filament-based printers. It's a pretty good non-stick surface. Maybe a round of it can be placed at the bottom of the vat. It is VERY expensive though, but might be reusable for the price: http://www.mcmaster.com/#gorilla-glass/=t173su

Generic Cell Guard (Amazon) is a lot cheaper than full price product that John is currently using (I believe). I don't know how well it works yet.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0061G ... UTF8&psc=1

I'm going to start this thread off by mentioning LiquiGlide (http://liquiglide.com/). Heinz has started using this coating on their more recent bottles. I'm not sure if this is applicable to DropLit, liquiglide is usually used by/for industries, but it is a great new coating.

Vat coatings are the opposite of hairspray/gluestick/ABS Glue of FFF printing.

The idea is to ensure your prints do not stick to your vat, and instead stick to the build surface.

AsEsm wrote:This printer will be open as Rostok max (drawings for melomine, CAD model, etc.) ??

It already is: https://github.com/seemecnc/Droplit

vid: http://instagram.com/p/q66V5mnuFQ/

Great job Guanu. Let's see a video of the new H1 printing!

Eaglezsoar wrote:Great that you got it working.
Maybe you should save it for a future 3D printing museum.
Those were great little printers in their day.

SeeMe has somewhat of a printing museum in the packing area, lots of their machines and some older ones too

I'll be linking pictures as the team is in Detroit right now and probably won't post on this thread.

Arrived in Detroit

Steve couldn't have summed it up better! It was absolutely incredible to come into the shop and see that giant machine every day.

Pilcrowdesigns wrote:shutup and take my money! I seen on the site the other day it was listed at $400.. still going to be that or will it go up or down? Will there be a list/beta list/ early buyers list.. .. can I get on this list? haha..

There will be a beta run of ten units soon.

It's coming soon according to the newsletter.

Just got back from the shop. The DropLit is absolutely amazing and should be your next machine. Price is going to be relatively affordable given the enhanced print quality.

johnoly99 wrote:The motors are nema34 and here's a link to the video of its first moves!
http://youtu.be/MRL5IVQdcw4

Video looks good John, everything seems to be moving well!

The video seems like a episode of Mythbusters. "Now that we have the small scale rostock max proof of concept working let's build the full scale." I look forward to seeing this on Friday. I don't think they intend to blow it up if it doesn't work though Thanks for the compliment on the vi...

Might be a dumb question but would 3 hotends need a better power supply than the stock v2 comes with? Yes , you would need a stronger power supply or a separate power supply (or even a relay setup). They take more power, therefore require more power. Power input depends on the hotends you are going...

Sorry for the offtopic, I misread the topic title and thought it was the rostock v2 topic, my bad. m It's nothing fancy but the link straight to the printer is there. Ontopic, will there be a v2 to v3 kit down the road if there will be a v3? Great, thanks. I can not comment on the status of a v3 mo...