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PROS:
- Two separate extruders are used for rigid as well as flexible 3D printing materials.
- Unique hot and cold technology.
- Huge build volume.
- Can withstand high temperatures.
- Allows printing with various materials.
CONS:
- The high price of this printer makes it a little less affordable.
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PROS:
- Open design.
- Post-processing is easy.
CONS:
- temperature generation is an issue.
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PROS:
- The print speed of this printer is very fast compared to the print speed of other printers in the same price range.
- It offers high print temperatures because of which printing with materials that do not melt at low temperatures is possible.
- Delta Wasp 20 40 Turbo 2 is robust and reliable. It won’t vibrate or make a lot of noise during printing.
- Dual Extruders are optional when printing with this printer.
- The manufacturer of this printer has given freedom if a user wishes to print using third-Party filament support.
CONS:
- The price of this printer could seem expensive to the beginners. It is much expensive than the DIY kits
★★★★★
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PROS:
- Huge build volume.
- Ability to print with multiple materials.
- Touch screen interface.
- Build-in camera.
CONS:
- The closed system of 3D printing.
- Post-processing of parts and functional prototypes is an issue.
★★★★★
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PROS:
- Free Zeta System
- Resurrection System
- Adjustable Zero plays a scrolling system
- LDM WASP Extruder compatible
- Exclusive suspended Bowden system
- Automatic calibration system
- Superior motor cooling
- Aluminum build plate
- Integrated end-filament sensor
- Precise heat resistant mechanics
- Steel belts for high temperature
CONS:
- The enclosed print chamber makes the post-processing of parts or functional prototypes difficult.
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