Thứ Ba, 28 tháng 10, 2014

The Cube3 Manual is EXCELLENT!

A Biz-to-Biz Company Masters Consumer Marketing When I was first introduced to the 1st generation Cube, I have to be honest in saying that while I loved the printer, I was a bit skeptical that a company whose history had always been Business-to-Business would fully understand the consumer marketplace.Over time, that skepticism has been whittled away as I not only saw improvement in the products, to make them more consumer friendly; but, also saw...

Thứ Sáu, 24 tháng 10, 2014

Cube 3 Review - Installment 1: General Impressions

My initial thoughts on opening up the box, setting up the printer and running the first print was that the Cube 3 is not an evolution as much as it is a revolution for consumer and educational 3D printing.Coming from first using a RepRap style of 3D printer to the 1st Generation Cube was a huge step.  The 1st Gen Cube was definitely a revolutionary product that lifted 3D printing from simply being a techies hobby into being a true consumers product.The 2nd Gen Cube was an evolutionary step in making 3D printing more acceptable for use around...

Thứ Bảy, 18 tháng 10, 2014

Check out Eric Albert's "First Impressions" Review of the Cube 3.

This blog is not about being the "First" to review, it's about making sure that Cube owners and potential Cube owners have all the information they need to keep on printing!  So, here is the first substantive test review of the Cube 3 printer by Eric Albert.Here is Eric Albert's "Early Impressions" review of the Cube 3.I finally have a Cube 3 here.    But, due to intense deadlines for my YouthQuest 3D ThinkLink Lab training lesson preparation I have not had much time with it so far.All I will say for now is that those who have...

Thứ Sáu, 3 tháng 10, 2014

1st Cube 3 Report - Awesome Right Out of the Box

Just received my first report from Eric Albert... First Report from EricTom: got it set up and running.This thing is AWESOME!!! The product folks at 3D Systems should all get bonuses - it is filled with genius. It appears to level and measure build height optically! I just ran the short test print and now am running the classic rook that 3D Systems included on the Cube 1 and 2. But - it isn't a "cube!" Pictures can be deceiving - but it is not as deep as it is wide, and not as big as I thought it would be. But the build plate is bigger...