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Kyle Lamson

Director of Product Development, Xenith
Boston, MA, USA

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    Formlabs Form 2 (SLA Printer)

    Submitted by: Allison Fonder

    The Form 2 SLA printer utilizes stereolithography, or the process of using a laser to cure photopolymer resin, for precise and detailed 3d prints. It's a great option for smaller studios with tight budgets. Price: Refurbished starts at $2,400 Pros: - Produces a highly finished part straight out of the printer - Easy to sand and finish - Capacity to print very thin walls - Great price for the quality it provides - Software easy to navigate Cons: - Smaller footprint - Slightly slower than FDM (Fused Deposition Modeling) printing - Resin can be expensive, so price per print can be higher than other processes

    The Form 2 SLA printer utilizes stereolithography, or the process of using a laser to cure photopolymer resin, for precise and detailed 3d prints. It's a great option for smaller studios with tight budgets. Price: Refurbished starts at $2,400 Pros: - Produces a highly finished part straight out of the printer - Easy to sand and finish - Capacity to print very thin walls - Great price for the quality it provides - Software easy to navigate Cons: - Smaller footprint - Slightly slower than FDM (Fused Deposition Modeling) printing - Resin can be expensive, so price per print can be higher than other processes

    See at formlabs.com
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  • "It looks as though the clutch and brake lever would actually hit the fairing, let alone leave clearance for your fingers to operate them. I've seen plenty of dustbin fairing bikes out there, so the concept isn't new. Something looks off with this one though; agreed on both the high and low speed turning issues brought up. "
    on: Ziggy Moto's Custom Motorcycle with a Streamline Moderne Front End
  • "When you see people pumping gas into a Rubbermaid tote I'd say hoarding/panic buying are safe assumptions.. "
    on: "New Details" Suggest Execs, Not Hackers, Shut Down Colonial Pipeline Due to Inability to Bill Customers
  • "I do like the form but how exposed those props are seems like a liability. "
    on: Jetson's Beautiful Form-Follows-Function Personal Flying Vehicle
  • "Does preventing excess flood water to escape the system have adverse consequences? -Where does that excess water and pressure go if it can't exit the storm drain... plumbing fixtures upstream of the sewer perhaps? I'd rather have that water escape at the storm drain than from fixtures in my house... The floating ball concept is good and prevention of mosquito breeding is definitely a plus. I think that the gradient perforation pattern of the storm drain is nicely resolved. "
    on: Design Concept for a Self-Sealing Storm Drain
  • "The prototype front wheel shown is quite interesting as well. I wonder if they're looking at fabricating the 'spokes' from sheet metal as well... "
    on: Industrial Designer Creating Scooter Frames Out of Single Folded Sheet of Metal
  • "At 0:25 in the video they mentioned 'machined aluminum ear cups'... so it doesn't seem they are molded or drawn."
    on: Apple Announces $549 Airpods Max Over-the-Ear Headphones with Active Noise Cancellation
  • "I can't see wanting a loud drone buzzing along close enough to my head for this to be effective for the 10 minutes the battery would last."
    on: Drone Umbrellas, Yea or Nay?
  • "One possible flaw I saw in the video was the gap at the bottom of the swinging door catching the cat's tail on the way in. As the door swings back down shut, the cat's tail is still in the opening, and the bottom of the door/top of the front wall look like they would pinch the cat's tail. Perhaps a shorter soft section along the bottom of the door would resolve the issue and still keep the enclusure relatively sealed up when not in use. Some of the other integrated features look pretty well considered. "
    on: A Designey Litter Box for Cats, Created by Architects
  • "https://youtu.be/6N9uy5ClB5MI'd wager they work the same as a slap bracelet. Thin spring steel inside with a concave shape along its length. When the concave shape is engaged, they are locked straight. When the concave is overcome they snap back to a rolled shape. A broken tape measure will do the trick for DIY versions. I bet you could add small grab loops at the end of each length of spring steel to be able to re-flatten the whole thing from the outside without having to put your fingers into the S**t covered inside surface.   "
    on: Hands-Free, Reusable Shoe Covers that Automatically Wrap Around Your Feet When You Step On Them
  • "Agreed on the size/aid for the visually impaired. These are gorgeous, but one piece of the graphic design I'd like to see better considered is the orientation and placement of the numerical denomination according to how the bills are most typically stored/used. A wallet being the foremost, with the upper (side in this case) edge peeking out. A numeral at the upper corner of each bill as exposed in a wallet is extremely helpful in quickly reviewing a stack of bills without having to pull them out of the wallet. Next I'd say is folded into quarters length-wise, as many do now with card holders and minimal wallets. Perhaps there is a position a quarter of the way or so down the bill that would allow easy review of a stack of bills folded in this way."
    on: What Would U.S. Money Look Like, Given the Proper Attention of an Industrial Designer?
  • "If it's on a cord, what keeps them facing the right direction with the cutout only in the back of the diner? "
    on: I Don't Think This Social Distancing Restaurant Design That Everyone's Sharing Makes Any Sense
  • "You can revive your old Zippo with a butane torch insert that'll to the trick... at a much friendlier price point. https://www.zippo.com/collections/lighter-inserts "
    on: Rethinking Commonplace Objects: Dissim is a Lighter You Can Invert
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