Better than FDM and better than most SLA in terms of speed, performance, and price, this particular resin-based innovation is able to work faster than any other desktop because of the LCD contact exposure method allowing liquid cooling to happen as close to the interface as possible. The SLASH very well may be a printer that changes users’ minds forever, allowing them to set aside the slower, less efficient methods of fabrication. Their original modest hope was to reach $50K by April 28, but it would seem they can start making some major plans at this point for manufacturing, with certain success in the bag. They have received over 400% in funding since launching the SLASH, already projected by many to be a true game changer. If those few tasty morsels don’t get your attention, check out the astounding success on Kickstarter so far for Uniz. Layers can be printed instantly due to the LCD light projector, and users can go big with their models. Let’s factor in extraordinary speed (perhaps the fastest ever at the desktop) with superior resolution at nearly half what one would expect to pay for this resin-based SLA machine using a new LCD masking technology.

What is there to be excited about when it comes to the Uniz SLASH 3D printer? Well, nearly everything on the next generation level, as we’ve been reporting for a while now.

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