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Formlabs Form 3 SLA Printer (view source)
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The 4th and 5th iteration of Formlab's SLA printers. Released for use by artists, designers, and professional 3D printers. The Form 3 offers a larger print area than the Form 2 and an improved optics engine.
The 4th and 5th iteration of Formlab's SLA printers. Released for use by artists, designers, and professional 3D printers. The Form 3 offers a larger print area than the Form 2 and an improved optics engine.
== Paid Parts Program ==
== Paid Parts Program ==
Members may have a part run at the cost of the resin without needing to be authorized. This program is run by the Industrial CNC Area.
Members may have a part run at the cost of the resin without needing to be authorized.
You can send an STL file for automatic supports to [email protected] - automatic settings are used to produce your part. The Area Host will be in contact with you to confirm material and collect payment.
You can send an STL file for automatic supports to books via slack or email - automatic settings are used to produce your part. Someone will be in contact with you to confirm material and collect payment.
You can also prepare files yourself using the Formlabs Preform software. There is a Discourse thread discussing how to do so in great detail: https://discourse.pumpingstationone.org/t/how-to-succeed-using-preform-for-the-form-3-sla-3d-printer/1210
You can also prepare files yourself using the Formlabs Preform software. There is a Discourse thread discussing how to do so in great detail: https://discourse.pumpingstationone.org/t/how-to-succeed-using-preform-for-the-form-3-sla-3d-printer/1210
==Prerequisites to Authorization==
==Authorization==
Authorization is currently restricted, though authorization is not required to print through the [[Paid Parts|paid parts program]].
==Scheduling==
==Scheduling==
You can also check some fantastic documentation Formlabs have set up on their website here: https://support.formlabs.com/s/topic/0TO1Y000000cVQoWAM/best-practices-for-printability-form-3l?language=en_US
You can also check some fantastic documentation Formlabs have set up on their website here: https://support.formlabs.com/s/topic/0TO1Y000000cVQoWAM/best-practices-for-printability-form-3l?language=en_US
==Authorized People==
==Authorized People==
| Brian Adamson
| Brian Adamson
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[[Category:StereoLithography]]
[[Category:Fabrication]]
