Starfield 3D: This huge 3D printer is equipped with an internal curing station and uses a laser

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Starfield 3D: The 3D printer immediately processes 3D prints
Starfield 3D: the 3D printer that instantly processes 3D prints

Starfield 3D has a solid set of features. This model can print detailed, high-quality models as well as immediately process 3D print jobs. Starfield 3D has been designed with safety in mind.

Starfield 3D has a wide range of features. In essence, the Starfield 3D is a SLA that performs 3D prints by selectively curing resin. Starfield 3D uses a laser instead of an LCD display. The 720x450x700 millimeter system is hefty at 58 kilograms. A resolution of 25 µm is advertised and the layer thickness is between 0.025 and 0.15 millimeters. The printer can produce prints up to 350x350x240 millimeters.

The 3D printer comes with an automatic refill of resin that reduces the exposure to resin by users. Moreover, the integrated air filter may also be better for users’ health. According to the manufacturers, the resin will be heated automatically.

A new innovation is the ability to cure directly in your printing room. Starfield 3D’s UV lamps are mounted on the device, so no extra device is needed. This should make the handling of the Starfield 3D much easier. According to manufacturer, the curing process only takes a couple of minutes.

Printing from memory cards is easy and convenient with the 7-inch touchscreen. The Starfield 3D is available as part of the Kickstarter Campaign for just under US$1000. The financial risks and shipping costs should be considered by potential supporters.

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