Carbon3D – 3D Printing via Continuous Liquid Interface Production

Re:Carbon3D – 3D Printing via Continuous Liquid Interface Pr... by universaltest on Tuesday March 17, 2015 @04:01AM (#9216750)

Thanks for clearing that up. I was going to ask how this differs from the form 1 which, at first glance, seemed like the same concept.

Is the oxygen permeability what keeps the printed object from adhering to the membrane?

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Re:Carbon3D – 3D Printing via Continuous Liquid Interface Pr... by ObviousScience on Tuesday March 17, 2015 @04:16AM (#9216787)

The oxygen inhibits the curing, so it only begins to cure ~20um above the membrane, which means that it never sticks, since it never touches the window, and that can just continually pull it upwards.

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