Bambu’s nine-nozzle H3C foretells the future of 3D printing
Summary
Home three-dimensional printers have advanced significantly in recent years, moving from basic speed improvements to more complex capabilities. The new Bambu H3C model features nine nozzles, allowing users to switch materials during production and combine different colors or textures in a single print.
The Bambu H3C. | Image: Bambu Lab Three years ago, I told you how home 3D printers had evolved for speed, producing parts in minutes that used to take hours or days. Now, the next evolution is here: printers that can swap between materials on the fly, mix different colors to produce nearly the full rainbow, mix soft and hard…
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