Inside the Form 2: Deep Dive

Hello, can I print flexible wax with this 3D printer?
Can I convert the model that came out of this 3D printer into silver mine by casting process?
How much is the precision rate of the machine, how thin can I make a model?
Is it suitable for using it for jewelry design?

You had me at reliable

Is the leveling automated?????

I had the original Form 1 it was a cool machine it had a few glitches I sold it because it was more of a learning curve learning AutoCad

This printer is an absolute disaster for commercial use. We've been using it in our business for 1 year now and have trouble with it every 2 or 3 weeks: tanks not recognized, cartrdiges not recognized, non adherance to the build platform. We also had to have the optical system recalibrateDon't get me wrong: when it prints it does a fantastic job, but this machine has some serious reliability issues... We're going to look for another (proffesional) brand.

I think this is neat, however when it comes to regular printers companies like Hewlett Packard and company are social predators when it comes to the extortionate cost of print cartridges. The prices they charge are obscene and criminal.

I wonder if this new technology is going to jump on the rip-off bandwagon and charge an arm and a leg for "material" for these printers.

I was looking forward to this Internet thing but even watching movies is an extortion racket where movie companies want to block movies on the web charge the public, who have made these movie companies stinking rich, for movies and TV programs that are older than I am. Then there are the books; I LOVE to read but am sickened every time I see a book, even a damn paperback going for 40 or even upwards of a 100 bucks. Ridiculous. And most people are sheep who are used to taking it in the ass and basically don't care. The cost of living is almost unbearable yet everybody wants to charge what the public "will bear".