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The text is fine, but thats not a printer ive ever seen, i dont think its a real product, looks like a promotional render for some kind of small form factor printer with a built in dry chamber. Cool idea, but its not a real product, or its incredibly low volume.
Edit: also the "gun" is bigger than the print bed, which cant happen. And the gun is huge, way bigger than actual gun unless that printer is tiny tiny. It might be a 3d render but 100% not done by someone who understands how any of this tech works. AI would be a strong candidate for all the mistakes
Cubify 3D
only 140mm buildplate, what? is this a gun for ants?!
I posted above, but it is a real product:
3D Systems Cube 2 3D Printer:
https://www.3dnatives.com/3d-materials/en/3d-printers/cube/
Neat, if i wasnt trying to avoid bed slingers might have picked one up