Built-in conveyor belt This 3D printer can swallow like-EBY



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A 3D printer called BlackBelt appeared on Kickstarter. In general, the 3D printer can only print relatively small objects, but this 3D printer is the biggest bright spot built-in black conveyor belt, so it can print longer than the fuselage of three-dimensional objects, so that "snake like" the same ability , Which can greatly expand the range of 3D products manufacturers. In fact, BlackBelt's conveyor belt itself is a high-precision printing platform, it can follow each layer of print overlay horizontal movement. This structure means that BlackBelt can also print items in bulk, and the production of the same line, the printed items will be transported on the conveyor belt. Ideally, this is a very simple idea, but it is a big step forward in the development of 3D printing technology.

 "We have designed a new type of 3D printer that is more technically superior to existing products on the market," said Stephan Schürmann, a BlackBelt project sponsor. "This device can produce special, longer components, Mass production, or the creation of special geometric parts without the need for an external frame. "
Whether it is from the use, volume or price point of view, BlackBelt is an out-and-out "industrial 3D printer", rather than can be placed at home toys.
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