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I have seen a lot of information floating around about this company and from the looks of it they have some exciting abilities. However I have not had the chance to talk with anyone who has actually used the machines. Does anyone out there have direct feedback on the Roboze printers?

Thanks,

Jim

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Hey Jim,

I have been working with a Roboze One for about 2 months now. I have also roughly 2 years experience with several other FDM/SLA/DLP machines. Roboze is utilizing Cura for slicing which is very simple to use imo, and is consistent and reliable. Personally i think their functional and flexible resins behave very well as far as printing and part integrity is concerned. Unfortunately Roboze One+ 400 i did not have the chance to use and see up close yet but i might be able to provide some feedback in late January. If you have more questions, please feel free to get back to me.

Cheers.

Greg

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Greg, thanks for the information! Would you say it is comparable or superior to a common fdm like Ultimaker? I means in terms of reliability and minimizing areas of failure. I’m assuming the first series of Roboze are not capable of the high temp? Thanks again, Jim

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Glad i can help Jim. My opinion would be superior. The machine is very reliable and i didn’t have any issues so far. It utilizes different adhesive films on the platform and different materials which can be a bit tricky but not really an issue. On the other hand it has advanced mechanical precision as it is utilizing a revolutionary beltless system. And yes you are correct, this is the small version and it does not operate on same temperatures and materials as the Roboze One+400 so no feedback on that for the time being. I have though seen some samples up close and i did like the result!

Anytime,

Greg

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I really appreciate the feedback Greg! It always helps to hear directly from a user. Thanks, Jim

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Hi Jim,

i know this is a old post but I have just come across it. I don’t know much about Roboze but I work with VSHAPER PRO. They can also print high temperature materials at a very low resolution.

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Thanks for the info Liam, much appreciated!