As the market for 3D printing expands, the new 'Reach' all-in-one 3D printer is designed to offer impressive functionality in a compact design. Capable of not just printing, the 'Reach' printer allows for CNC milling and laser engraving to help ensure the most functionality is packed into the small form factor of the design.
Rather than shipping as a ready-made unit, the 'Reach' printer comes as a kit that is constructed by the end-user to ensure cost savings and compact shipping.
The 'Reach' all-in-one 3D printer was created by Neat Rogers and is currently funding on Kickstarter for a low introductory price point. This allows those who want to foray into the field -- or simply upgrade their existing equipment -- to do so, economically.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- All-in-one 3D Printing
- Innovative 3D printers that offer more than just printing capabilities including CNC milling and laser engraving to pack functionality into a compact form factor.
- DIY 3D Printer Kits
- Creating cost effective 3D printing starter kits for end-users to assemble which reduces shipping costs and offer low introductory price points.
- Low-cost 3D Printer Innovations
- Developing affordable and functional 3D printers to make the technology more accessible to small businesses and hobbyists.
Industries Being Reshaped
- 3D Printing Manufacturing
- 3D printing manufacturers can utilize the all-in-one technology and low-cost printing as part of their product offerings to provide more value to their customers.
- Education Industry
- Tech-focused educational institutions can incorporate the DIY kits into curriculums, exposing students to new and innovative forms of manufacturing technology.
- Small Business Technology
- Low-cost, all-in-one 3D printer technology offers small businesses the opportunity to expand their manufacturing capabilities without breaking the bank.
