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Video: Discover re:3D’ Gigabot X, its Pellet Extrusion 3D Printer on Kickstarter

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re:3D is a USA-based start-up that first drew our attention by winning Wework creator award. We appreciated the dynamism of the start-up and Gigabot, their flagship product. Re:3D manufactures industrial 3D printers. Its flagship product competes with desktop 3D printers. The company truly believes in the change it can bring in a wide range of industries, especially in terms of a good ratio price-quality. That’s why they invite you to discover their product and to bring your contribution to this game changer.

Gigabot X

Re:3D aims to increase accessibility of 3D printers and “bridge the gap between cost and scale by creating an affordable, large-scale pellet printer.”

The 3D printer functions with pelletized plastic that is pulled down from a hopper, pushed through a heated barrel, and extruded though a small nozzle. It is capable of printing objects up to 30x larger.

Discover the 3D printer in this video and the campaign on Kickstarter:

 

 

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