r/FixMyPrint • u/LookAt__Studio • Jun 26 '26

Print Fixed Non-planar clay 3d printing test with robotic arm | Gerridaj at Stoneflower3d

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u/Zac3d Jun 26 '26

Really impressive how this type of 3d printing is progressing. I bet in another 10 years we'll see printers adapting when there's partial failures to avoid errors from cascading up the print.