From: m-imamura@sinto.co.jp
Date: Sun Mar 17 2002 - 12:52:45 EET
Dear Sir,
YOU had better check the Matumua kinginten (http://www.kingin.co.jp).
They use SLA machine (Ushio, so old type) and MM2 also.
They differ to each other to make best way.
Because of the shape is so much variation.
Best regard,
Imamura
"Jeffrey Everett" <jeffery@iowatelecom.net> 2002/03/17 04:09:45
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A question to those of you using RP to create jewelry patterns. I'm now in
the market to purchase or lease a new or used 3D wax printer. My question
is, which is considered the most cost effective machine? I know the prices
and basic capabilities of each of Sanders machines (and of course, I do want
the new RTM! sigh) and the Thermojet (has 3D Systems yet incorporated a
support material to replace the break-away supports?). Will anyone with
experience using these machines post a little feedback as to actual surface
finish or difficulty of bringing cast pieces up to a jewelry level finish? I
have the funding in place to purchase or lease the MM2, but do I want to
wait until I can afford the RTM? Opinions please, and thank you in advance.
Please feel free to email me directly if you wish.
Jeffrey Everett
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