MakiBox A6, a $300-level 3D printer project from Makible, has witnessed further development steps in its journey towards production. The machine – capable of printing a variety of materials such as ABS, PLA and PVA – is a compact and cool looking device, which is intended to bring simplicity and reliability to the ever more crowded market of wallet-friendly 3D printers.
The creator – Jonathan Buford – compares the accessibility level of the MakiBox A6 to that of an Ikea furniture set-up – a global analogy for ‘even-I-could-do-that’. Watch a video of the man behind all of this explaining the easy functioning and other purposes of the project below.
至于该项目的当前阶段 - 3D打印输出的质量正在不断提高，但是在产品能够创造足够一致的结果并符合其他质量标准之前，Jonathan仍有工作要做。以下是调整机械以生成最佳质量对象的试验过程的一些结果。
乔纳森也旨在增加m的能力ulti-colour printing and laser cutting among other features to the MakiBox A6 before the launch – set for March of next year – with a consumer price of $400 including shipping ($100) and 0.5kg (or roughly a pound) of ABS to go with the printer.
You can follow the product evolution from the source link for yourself, but we will also definitely be keeping an eye on the progress and keeping you updated as the year changes and the specified launch time closes in.
Source: MakiBOX
