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Will this printer be available soon?

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Good day I am currently trying my hand at the SLA process and the processing of resin. I have noticed that Digitec still has very few resins on sale. Would it be possible to stock up here? I have seen that you have, for example, resin cleaners from 3d-printerstore.ch on sale. I personally find the retailer 3DJAKE much more appealing, with better offers and I also order there regularly. If you get this supplier on board, I would order my material via Digitec. Just as food for thought ;-)

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So after a long time I bought a new printer (Creality K1 Max) and now I'm wondering if there is an alternative high-speed filament? Thank you in advance and best regards JayJay

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to Digitec: - a filter for number print head - a filter for extruders with Direc-Drive or Bowden - a filter for filament thickness, which also shows the corresponding printers and not only the filaments ...

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I have several leftover rolls of filament of the same material. Is there a tool or a clever method to join these scraps, to weld them together?

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Hard to believe. Who would want a printer without accessories and spare parts? Is that a mistake or does it exist?

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Will Digitec be adding the new Bambu Lab H2D to its range? If so, when might it be available? Thanks for the info! Miloš

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This is more of a request than a question, but it would be absolutely great if Digitec could add Polymaker's CosPLA filament to their range. I need it by the kilo and would love to be able to order it from Digitec. Perhaps it would be possible to buy it from the standard supplier of Polymaker filament and make it available here :)

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Dear Digitec, are there any plans to add the new Prusa i3 MK4S to the range? Apparently it is an excellent product which is even manufactured in Europe ;)

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Dear Digitec team, I am pleased to see the MINI 2 in your product range. I would like to buy it to scan jewellery so that I have a mesh in Rhino for modelling and designing. https://www.digitec.ch/de/s1/product/revopoint-mini-2-3d-scanner-standard-edition-3d-scanner-42716873 I saw in a forum that Steamkraft scanned several ring models (size between 20mm and 30mm) and achieved very good results using different fusion and mesh settings. That really appealed to me. Here is the presentation mentioned: https://forum.revopoint3d.com/t... My scan objects could be even smaller, about 20-30 mm rings, pendants and other jewellery. Since I don't want to buy a scanner that is too expensive, I think this is a reasonable choice. What do you guys think? I also saw that Steamkraft used the AESUB white scanning spray for preparation. I would like to know if this spray could affect the objects and if it can be removed afterwards. Thank you very much and best regards!

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