Micron: The Dawn of Advanced Desktop 3D Printing

[alycapo]

I am liking, subscribed and sharing. I will support your Kickstarter and i intend to be your first uk customer. I pray the software is as good as the hardware and the hardware is better than my expectations. If you dont get it right first time ill continue to support you guys beyond from when you do. Dont give up! Make this happen with everything you got, the community will support you 💪

[Jwnk]

Never before have I wanted to buy a cool product, and this is very likely going to be game changing in the additive manufacturing space for regular consumers.

[chrishayes]

this looks extremely promising. are you planning metal sintering product in the future? that would be incredible.

[fallensmoke]

love it guys thanks for making sls more accessible

[_SurferGeek_]

Was, and still am, very excited by this printer.
However, the Kickstarter aspect means that I'm going to sit back and wait until they're fully shipping at normal production levels. I've been burned on too many crowdfunding projects over the years... the "Minister of Finance" (my wife) would divorce me if I invested in another. 😆
I understand this is a necessity for your company and don't begrudge you for doing this, just that I'm sure I'm not the only one that will be hesitant.

[FriiDesigns]

Exciting to see Kickstarter being used as intended! 🎉 We went the same route and the freedom of not having VC is 🧑‍🍳 👌

Fingers crossed everything goes to plan 👏

[RealSnailD]

Man... This is totally game changing. The implications of this are bigger than Bambu can imagine.

[ohp]

Im super impressed with this, i highly suspect I'll be a future cuatomer of yours!

[randomkaycomic]

I'll wait until I see some impact testing on the final produced parts. The earlier videos showed printed stuff with some major surface defects, cracking, etc.

[swrodgon]

Have to agree $3k on a kickstarter is more than I want to risk, but I can wait it out to see if this succeeds or fails. Best of luck still, it’ll be pretty sweet if it succeeds.

[Jiierf]

How low of a layerheight is SLS capable of? I'm curious how well this would be to print something like minis for DnD. Not needing supports and more importantly not having to deal with resin would be the dream haha

[Mrman]

kickstarter mmmmh really jingles my dingleberries

[yeheyheyyeh]

Can you open up printing of test parts to Australian customers? I have a unique part I think this would be great for in tpe/ tpu material and would like to see if it's possible before buying a printer. @micronics3d

[onesinner]

I will be purchasing a unit as soon as they are available. One question tho…i want to make tobacco pipes with this, is it safe for smoking accessories?

[wholeness]

It takes so much to engineer this right, buying a first machine off kickstarter for only $2999 is a hard no. Remember you read this.

[khushalkhanmohammadzai]

VCs would have probably ruined the spirit of this project. Glad they went for kickstarter.

[RobertA-hqvz]

The problem with crowd funding is that the developer can make extraordinary claims, collect a ton of money, and then not fully deliver, or not delivery at all on their promises. Yet they still keep the cash. Let them fund this product from their own cash reserve, and keep the profits afterwards, as opposed to having the public pay for it, and them still keeping the profits. If the technology is there to make this product, at this extraordinary price, then I'm sure there are plenty of other cashed up developers who can make it without resorting to crowd funding.

[randomuser]

I'm seriously interested.. Waiting for the kickstarter to launch but it's £3000 is a lot to gamble on a product launching.
Doesn't kickstarter say that there are no guarantees?

[JesperDominoRask]

So far I am very impressed and hopeful with what you have shared. I would love to hear more about the accuracy and finish of the parts after printing. Will you be sharing any content on this topic soon?

[platin]

Well I thought it would be for metal so still some plastics. How does this compare to making a FDM part?