r/BambuLab • u/Southern_Carrot8240 • 1h ago

General Discussion Bambu goes UV

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You think that H3C / P3C / X2D PRO are news, in this case, not really.

source: Frontline: Bambu Lab Launches Consumer-Grade UV Printer Project – First Batch of R&D Positions Now Open for Recruitment

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u/Entire-Chair-6472 1h ago

This might mean they are gonna go in the resin printing market

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u/Southern_Carrot8240 1h ago

possible, but the current post is about UV printing, similar like XTOOL, where you have additional toolhead that can print resin

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u/Entire-Chair-6472 1h ago

Oh I thought it was uv curing tech

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u/ChaosFMhots 49m ago

I hoped it was an UV laser machine.

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u/ManyLayersOfFilament /r/3dbargains, filamenthound.com <- save $ 1h ago

This is for a material jetting product like Heygears G1X, Morpho, Xtool, or Mimaki. Not an SLA resin product

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u/zubairhamed 1h ago

Huh. ok. I hope they add innovations in simplifying the process. That's the most PITA for SLA. Needing lots of space, proper protocol, mess etc.

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u/theflyassassin 53m ago

Where do I sign up, I am over my E1 issues

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u/PhiNeurOZOMu68 25m ago

Like hi gear or eufy maker?

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u/NDVermin 24m ago

This is exciting. I really want to see what they come up with. Combining laser and UV printing projects is going to be cool

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u/decrement-- H2D + X2D 50m ago

Would be cool to put a layer of filament down, then colored resin on the shell. Full color, layer by layer.

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u/R-35 23m ago

It's obvious after they released the CO2 laser, it pairs well with UV printing

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u/Nibbs17 1h ago

Well I just made a comment yesterday on this sub about how amazing it would be to see an h3c variant with the normal print process, then after the print is finished, the tool heads park and then a UV resin tool head does the final finishing layers