I agree about learning design software first. You need to first decide if you want parametric cad software or direct cad (no history or feature tree). Im a solidworks fan but its expensive.

especially considering that a Shapeways SLS part is going to look multiples better than these desktop machines. Trying to run desktop machines for income is a quick path to poverty. my accepted quotes drop off dramatically any higher than that. I hand the model to Shapeways, pick their cheap nylon p...

business to business is way easier than dealing with individuals

Thank You. We are just waiting for a printer that comes pre-assembled, pre-configured with dual extruders on it. This year should bring about many ready-made dual extruder printers, so I would guess that MakerGear has those plans as well.

I will order once it comes pre-installed on the machine. My understanding is swapping extruders is a PITA.. No quick disconnect or wire quick connect plugs.

There is another chemical that stratasys uses in their finishing touch vapor system.. Maybe that wont suck in?

Why not vapor smooth?

Do you think flexible filaments will stick to PETG?

Is there a list of most all the main flexible filaments with properties? Looking for something still very flexible and rubber-ish but maybe a little less ozzy/stringy than Ninjaflex.

Thanks ista.. We tried it on a Replicator 2x and the NinjaFlex part just turned into a stingy gobbled mess. Im beginning to realize maybe this material is too soft for extrusion, maybe the company did also.. they now have another material called SemiFlex http://www.ninjaflex3d.com/products/ninjaflex...