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Dobot 3D printers

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Dobot entered the market in 2015 and immediately got noticed by the 3D industry. Their first Kickstarter project easily exceeded $36,000 funding goal, reaching $650,000. The Chinese company originally focused on the production of desktop robotic arms but quickly found out that the 3D industry is a niche with great potential. The modular design of the Dobot 3D printer allows its users to apply it as a CNC milling machine or laser engraver. All you have to do is replace one operating head with another - it takes only a few simple moves. Dobot printers available at our store have durable, metal construction and a simple, modular design that is easy and quick to install. Thanks to the removable components, you can turn Mooz into three different devices, shuffling parts between them. Depending on the model, you can choose between faster printing speed and higher stability. Bottland.store offers you a broad choice of Dobot modules and equipment, along with complete printers bundles. Jump at the opportunity today, and find these high-quality 3D printers at more favorable prices in our store.

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Dobot 3D printers - FAQ

3D printing involves creating a three-dimensional, physical object based on a computer design. Most often, the model is created in layers.

3D printing is used, among others, in industry, medicine, automotive, science and when creating works of art.

FDM ( fused deposition modeling ) is a 3D printing method from a thermoplastic material in the form of a filament , which is heated and extruded through a nozzle, layer by layer, creating a three-dimensional model.

People who make money from 3D printing create and sell, among others, figurines for board games, decorations, mock-ups, functional prototypes, parts for electronic devices and structural elements of various objects.