M3/M3 Max Printer

overview the m3 / m3 max printer is a sophisticated tool for product designers, engineers, and manufacturers who need to produce quality parts consistently feature improvements compared to m1 and m2 printers m3 / m3 max cassette next gen oxygen permeable optics (cassette window) ir based resin heating prints rpu 130, and possible future materials that require heating, without additional hardware force feedback printer adapts in real time to respond to suction forces and resin flow self installation & relocation and self serviceability light bar and auditory feedback for printer status touchscreen more interactions available on the touchscreen and a more ergonomic location at eye level, avoiding resin drips on the screen benefits compared to m1 and m2 printers broader design space parts that m1/m2 printers may not have printed successfully may be printed on an m3 / m3 max greater impact for epus example geometries improved unsupported overhangs tall / high "aspect ratio" parts beveled edges on platform low adhesion parts (including some unvented cavities) accuracy accuracy will vary depending on geometry and material less cross build variability less variation in general accuracy less variation in production repeatability more consistent surface finish less variance in the finish equates to a smoother feel and more consistent finish resin compatibility all resins currently available for use with carbon printers are validated for use in the m3 / m3 max printer introduction video