Interesting, though I'm not seeing exactly what sets Polystruder's machines apart from everything that's already on the market, besides price.
A major pain point of their competition has been an inability to produce decent quality filament with a consistent diameter throughout the batch. If that's solved, even partially, it might be useful for bigger users or maker spaces.
A major pain point of their competition has been an inability to produce decent quality filament with a consistent diameter throughout the batch. If that's solved, even partially, it might be useful for bigger users or maker spaces.