Mooz is an industrial grade transformable metallic 3D printer which can function as a 3D printer, CNC carver, and laser engraver.
Built by a South-Korean 3D printing startup whose aim is to allow innovation for everyone, the 3D printer enables the users to save money on other tools. For USD $ 239, many could find a great advantage to consider.
Technical features
In addition to its transformation into three tools, what gives to Mooz its accuracy and precision in details is its CNC machined body.
Furthermore, the industrial-grade linear guideway of Mooz enables vibrations to a minimum when printing. Indeed, whenever the slide block on the guideway performs a displacement of 100 mm, the parallel deviation would be equal to 0.01 mm.
Moreover, the 3D printer incorporates a well-designed stepper motor. “Mooz empowered by a high-accurate motor with Control Precision up to 0.005mm, it satisfies the fullness of your printing requirements.”
The funny feature includes a multi-color 3D printing, which gives life to prints.
Last, the easy-to-use software incorporates Cura, Slic3r, Printrun, as software supports. PLA, ABS, PC, and flexible filaments can be used with the 3D printer.
A few critical points
The printer has a 0.25 W laser head, which is quite weak for a 3D printer. However, according to the South Korean team which proposed a 1.6 W laser at the beginning, this is due to Kickstarter regulations.
Some users do not perceive a big difference with the Snapmaker, the multifunction 3D printer whose campaign was launched on Kickstarter in April.
Lastly…
As part of the Kickstarter campaign, the 3D printer is available in Mooz-1, Mooz-2, or Mooz-3 to contributors. Each of them presenting specific functionalities.
Whether you are an amateur or professional designer, this all-in-one 3D printer will best meet your 3D printing needs.
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