I made a 1m wingspan flying wing RC airplane that prints in a single Form 4L build in just a few parts. Print-in-place, flexural control surfaces for improved aerodynamics and reduced assembly.
It actually survived 2 flights! 3rd one ended because of an unfortunately placed fence...
Is this useful for anything?
Professional level resin 3d printer now available for $700.
One cool thing you can do with it - print threads down to m2.5 directly in any orientation. No insert or soldering iron needed.
Why is it so important for US tech companies to build data centers in the US (as far as the companies are concerned)? Don't they have other places they can build data centers?
Formlabs just launched Form Studio 1, a professional resin 3D printer that starts at $699. It's been a delight to work with the Formlabs team over the past decade helping in a tiny way to create the best 3D resin printers in the world.
https://t.co/RlDpWglcYw
One of the most important pieces of "market research" I did for the Form Studio was asking Formerlings what they would pay to have a Form 4 at home. 5 out of 5 said "up to $1000”
I'm lucky enough to have spent time with both of those wise engineers.
Here are two of the next generation. If you recognize them consider joining @formlabs
That's a great idea. Good fit for SLA to print fluid lines/manifolds for gas. Maybe using a small co2 cylinder for the gas source. Not sure how to do the valves...
If anyone can make a half decent design for this, we will give them a Form Studio 1.
Serious question: could this be done at a smaller scale? Meaning, could an STL be 3d printed and then this propulsion system be used for an RC version?