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Karen_Lachtansk
Oct '15

Hi,

Would love to hear the community’s feedback on using a printer that has a large volume print chamber vs using a smaller one and assembling several small pieces together. Has anyone done a comparison on costs and time? Are there gains in quality as well?

We just announced DeeRed which has a 400 x 600 x 800 mm print chamber - a 50% increase than the previous version. This printer is for professional design and manufacturing.

Details can be found here.

This video highlights what’s new. Thanks!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=znYTx4NKtWk

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victorp
Oct '15

@gabriela3d I think they should sent one of them to 3D Hubs office so we can try it and give an objective review ! Ahah

Wewcould compare it with the DeeGreen as well :wink:

Regarding the build volume, to me the bigger the better but I think it depends on what you need to print.

Karen_Lachtansk
Oct '15

I’ll mention it to my colleagues in Czech. Q1 before I’ll have review units. Have you seen DeeGreen yet? That I could help you with, especially if can be sent to your NY office. Thanks.