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Playing around with the ASIGA Pico

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March 6, 2014
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Playing around with the ASIGA Pico

We finally found some time to play with our ASIGA Freeform Pico Plus 39 Machine. And I have to say… it is amazing. It worked right out of the box and I was able to produce awesome quality models right from the first print! The only drawback is that you have to wear gloves and the resins smell a bit. Reminds me of my former lab-time during my PhD thesis. So, definitely not made for the desktop in a childs room, but absolutely worth every penny in the hand of a dentist, dental laboratory, jeweler, researcher or artist.

Find some images in the gallery below and click on them to get a description of the actual heights of the models!!:

  • This was my first print on the ASIGA, I wasnt used to such a tiny buildplatform compared to the huge 40 cm of the Delta Tower... so I scaled the models a little bit small... the Owl measures 9 mm in height. Absolutely crazy!
  • A diorama called Flo the summoner - Flo is 29 mm high and the stinkekroete measures 11 mm in height. incredible.
  • A diorama called Flo the summoner - Flo is 29 mm high and the stinkekroete measures 11 mm in height. incredible. The Details on the toads skin are brilliant.
  • A diorama called Flo the summoner - Flo is 29 mm high and the stinkekroete measures 11 mm in height. incredible.
  • Measuring 14 mm in height. Even the small fingers were no problem to be printed without any support structures. The details on his skin are amazing. With this kind of resolutions I better up my sculpting skills :D
  • Measuring 14 mm in height. Even the small fingers were no problem to be printed without any support structures. The details on his skin are amazing. With this kind of resolutions I better up my sculpting skills :D

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