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Hallo kann mir einer sagen ob der Makerbot 5 einen eingebauten Chip bzw. die Filamentrollen einen Chip haben, wie die bei den da Vinci Druckern? Ich lese immer unterstützt nur MakerBot Filamentrollen......
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Makerbot PLA mit oder ohne Schutz
Diskutiere Makerbot PLA mit oder ohne Schutz im Forum Materialien im Bereich 3D-Drucken - Hallo kann mir einer sagen ob der Makerbot 5 einen eingebauten Chip bzw. die Filamentrollen einen Chip haben, wie die bei den da Vinci Druckern...
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Hat sich erledigt, hier der Beitrag:
One thing is certain for the future. If you buy a Makerbot, you will promote the same history as with the inkjet printers with absurdly expensive ink cartridges. Think twice: they even spend part of the money you give to include a chip to prevent you from re-filling the cartridge! Actually Stratasys and all the old "big players" do this already for their filament. Obviously they pay smart people to make you think it is good for you to have only what they provide and forget all the incredible good open-source 3D printers can give you, and mostly free of charge.
Oh, at least inkjet printers were sold cheaper and cheaper! But with Makerbot printers, you have to pay more and more, and significantly more than what the competition already offers. What a pity!
http://www.tridimake.com/2014/06/do-not-buy-makerbot-3d-printers.html
One thing is certain for the future. If you buy a Makerbot, you will promote the same history as with the inkjet printers with absurdly expensive ink cartridges. Think twice: they even spend part of the money you give to include a chip to prevent you from re-filling the cartridge! Actually Stratasys and all the old "big players" do this already for their filament. Obviously they pay smart people to make you think it is good for you to have only what they provide and forget all the incredible good open-source 3D printers can give you, and mostly free of charge.
Oh, at least inkjet printers were sold cheaper and cheaper! But with Makerbot printers, you have to pay more and more, and significantly more than what the competition already offers. What a pity!
http://www.tridimake.com/2014/06/do-not-buy-makerbot-3d-printers.html