Anker Make M5 & BCM3Ds novel resin printing method

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This episode starts with a quick update on Tom’s new studio as well as the office space Stefan has an eye on. Next, Stefan quickly tells the story of how All3D has been using content from a ton of creators without their permission over the last years and how they want to change their business practice now. BCN3D formally known for their dual-head FDM machines are getting into the market of resin 3D printing but with a real twist, which will allow using higher performance resins and even multi-material printing. Prusa has done a lifecycle analysis of their new recycled materials they are offering and Tom and Stefan talk about “real” recycled 3D printing filaments from the German Start-Ups RecyclingFabrik and QiTech. Then there is an update on the Prusa XL which will stick to regular and open-source nozzles in stark contrast to E3Ds REVO. The last topic covers the just-started Kickstarter of the Anker make M5 and if it might be worth the $759 MSRP. In the question section, Martin asks if Copper would have advantages over a Brass volcano adapter.

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Recording date: 2022/04/08

### SHOW NOTES ###

All3DP stealing content: https://twitter.com/Adam_V3D/status/1504122075723747335?t=p8fbkLwHUkCYEcXXMdRE3w&s=19
All3DP response: https://twitter.com/All3DP/status/1509492997397925896
BCN3D VLM: https://vlm.bcn3d.com/
Prusa Recycled Filament: https://blog.prusa3d.com/introducing-prusament-petg-recycled-with-calculated-life-cycle-assessment_65806/
RecyclingFabrik: https://recyclingfabrik.com/
QiTech: https://www.qitech.de/
Prusa XL will use open-source nozzles: https://twitter.com/toms3dp/status/1504252567831912452?t=mRhOAU-Sl3OMOBn1WBrF-Q&s=19
Anker Make M5: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/ankermake/ankermake-m5-3d-printer-5x-faster-printing-and-ai-camera
Volcano Adapters: https://cnckitchen.store/Volcano-Adapter-p442912086

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