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Processes
Addition — illustrazione di categoria
Addition
  • · Metal deposition
  • · Fused filament fabrication (FFF/FDM)
  • · 3D printing with special materials
  • · Powder-bed 3D printing
Removal — illustrazione di categoria
Removal
  • · Sharpening & grinding
  • · CNC milling
  • · Electrical discharge machining (EDM)
  • · Mortising & hollowing
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Taig Micro Lathe II M1015
Turning (lathe)
Micro Lathe II M1015
Taig · M1015
Work area 114 × 44 mm (4.5 × 1.8 in)
~480–530 € ≈ $518–$572
F2 · Intermediate
Sherline 4400-CNC / 4410-CNC 17" CNC-Ready Lathe
Turning (lathe)
4400-CNC / 4410-CNC 17" CNC-Ready Lathe
Sherline · 4400-CNC/4410-CNC
Work area 430 × 110 mm (16.9 × 4.3 in)
Weight 13.6 kg (30.0 lb)
~700–950 € ≈ $756–$1,026
F2 · Intermediate
Taig Micro Lathe II K1019 Kit
Turning (lathe)
Micro Lathe II K1019 Kit
Taig · K1019
~150–220 € ≈ $162–$238
F2 · Intermediate
Sherline 4000-CNC/4100-CNC 8" Tabletop Lathe CNC-Ready
Turning (lathe)
4000-CNC/4100-CNC 8" Tabletop Lathe CNC-Ready
Sherline · 4000-CNC/4100-CNC
Work area 203 × 110 mm (8.0 × 4.3 in)
Weight 10.9 kg (24.0 lb)
~800–1100 € ≈ $864–$1,188
F2 · Intermediate
Materials
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Approfondimento
In-depth articles

Anatomy of a high-flow hotend: how bi-metal and CHT designs work to print at 500 mm/s

High-flow hotends — from the Volcano geometry to CHT designs with a three-channel insert — melt filament fast enough to…

juppiter78 8 min
Comparison
In-depth articles

CoreXY vs bed-slinger: what really changes in a 3D printer

Two motion architectures that affect speed, print quality and calibration complexity. We analyse the structural differe…

juppiter78 5 min