B9Creator taking post-Kickstarter preorders

by John Payne

30 January 2013

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Following an extremely successful Kickstarter campaign, which brought in more than ten times their original goal, B9Creator has begun accepting preorders for their high-resolution 3D printer kits. The B9Creator printer works through a photolithographic process, using a resin that cures in response to exposure to high-frequency (blue) visible light. This resin is held in a vat with a transparent base, and exposed to light from an upward pointing projector mounted below. B9Creator has provided an extensive collection of tutorial videos for assembling and using their printer.

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