StudioRoboto

Looking for solution to multi-location installs of Bambu X1-E across a company. We can win the air gap battle as IT is on top of it. Is there a solution that can provide a central control or display panel - help with ordering filament, part orders, etc. Needs to be Enterprise level.

Shop has a challenge to show a centralized "Dashboard" and somehow - turn that into an ordering front end for a group of commercial SLS, SLA and FDM printers. Right now it's manual log sheets and then a spreadsheet. Works - but can't scale and full of errors.

I've talked to some techs and it looks like EOS has a dongle for service - but not for pulling data, SSYS runs GrabCad, not sure about 3D Systems. Wondering if there is any sort of API pull available? Or is there a software solution already out there? Note: Main thing is to be able to show build records, machine running/available and then down for maintenance.

Is it possible to remove the build volume from an EOS printer (prior to the cooling time)? Swap it and then start another job? Can cooling happen outside the actual printer?

I am building a pipeline/cycle time model - my client needs to understand the full time/workflow for SLS printing for short run production of SLS parts. My understanding is that if the EOS SLS printer might take 24 hours to print all the parts - the cooling time is at least 8-12 hours (based on part density). Then it's off to de-powder, etc.

Engraved on an ivory plate. early 1900. Has upper font and then the numbers - looking for close match. I was able to find the center logo.

Decided to try out the "New" Shapeways.

Ordered some small prints in SLS Nylon12 in White, Red Dye, Blue Dye and then Blue Vapor smoothing. Placed order 12/2 and received 12/23 (Netherlands to USA) - was stuck in Germany for a while due to holiday rush. Solid prints - almost mimic ceramic in general weight, colors good, texture good, vapor smoothing came out nice and bright. $93 all in with shipping.

I have an extruder motor that is fried (or at least I think it is) - anyone know where to find this? I've been through all the google, part number and mfg. sites - no luck.

From a US WW2 airplane radio dial - I've tried matching and searching online but with no luck - the number "1" and number "2 or 3" don't match up with online searches - it's like they mixed up a few different styles.... this may have been an engraved piece.