Decision made, Medit t710 and the Asiga, please advise

[eddydy]

Good morning
I'm ready to pull the trigger, could you please recommend a reseller with good support.
Please PM me if you wish to keep it private.

Thanks

 

[drforbesdmd]

cadray for the medit

 

[eddydy]

Thank you

 

[digimiller]

Try contacting Proto 3000

 

[eddydy]

ry contacting Proto 3000

Thank you

 

[TheLabGuy]

WhipMix for Asiga, and for the Medit tons of good folks out there...Axsys, Chris Brown, Cad-Ray.

 

[eddydy]

WhipMix for Asiga, and for the Medit tons of good folks out there...Axsys, Chris Brown, Cad-Ray.

thank you

 

[Bryce @ WhipMix]

Axsys is a great company. I'd have no hesitation going to them for the Medit.

 

[eddydy]

Axsys is a great company. I'd have no hesitation going to them for the Medit.

Hello Bryce
Thank you for reaching out, I did get the printer from Whipmix. Ordered placed with Sherri.
Thank you

 

[TheLabGuy]

Hello Bryce
Thank you for reaching out, I did get the printer from Whipmix. Ordered placed with Sherri.
Thank you

Did go with the pro 4k or the Max?

 

[eddydy]

Did go with the pro 4k or the Max?

The Max is more than enough for me at this point, I'm new to digital, maybe in the future I'll get the 4K.

 

[Toothman19]

Why not get a Phrozen 4K printer. Less than $500

 

[eddydy]

Why not get a Phrozen 4K printer. Less than $500

Hello
I've been following that thread from the start, I might get one.
thank you

 

[Foggy_in_RI]

Hello
I've been following that thread from the start, I might get one.
thank you

Does anyone know for sure if Phrozen build plates are suitable for biocompatible materials? Whats the material of the build plate?

 

[bigj1972]

Does anyone know for sure if Phrozen build plates are suitable for biocompatible materials? Whats the material of the build plate?

Should be fine. I'm guessing aluminum. The resin is what you have to judge.

 

[Foggy_in_RI]

Should be fine. I'm guessing aluminum. The resin is what you have to judge.

I don't think that is true- I noticed this when exploring Formlabs materials. They state that some resins require the stainless steel platform. Its important to consider your alcohol baths too I think (keeping biocompatible materials in separate baths).

https://dental-media.formlabs.com/datasheets/2001431-TDS-ENUS-0.pdf

 

[bigj1972]

I don't think that is true- I noticed this when exploring Formlabs materials. They state that some resins require the stainless steel platform. Its important to consider your alcohol baths too I think (keeping biocompatible materials in separate baths).

https://dental-media.formlabs.com/datasheets/2001431-TDS-ENUS-0.pdf

That was my opinion. You should always follow the IFU. But knowing the technology, I would think it is more an issue of sticking to a SS build plate more than some kind of galvanic respone that "turns" the resin bio-incompatible.

 

[Wainwright]

That was my opinion. You should always follow the IFU. But knowing the technology, I would think it is more an issue of sticking to a SS build plate more than some kind of galvanic respone that "turns" the resin bio-incompatible.

Its the ceramic filler in the temp and permanent crown materials abraded the standard aluminum build platform. Interesting idea though, but not the case.

 

[Wainwright]

I don't think that is true- I noticed this when exploring Formlabs materials. They state that some resins require the stainless steel platform. Its important to consider your alcohol baths too I think (keeping biocompatible materials in separate baths).

https://dental-media.formlabs.com/datasheets/2001431-TDS-ENUS-0.pdf

This is a great point.

Separate washes for biocomp materials is really important, you don't want standard use resins contaminating appliances that go into the mouth. Before UV curing 3D printed parts are porous and can absorb toxic monomers.

Breaking IFU voids biocompatibility. Stay safe everyone.

 

[bigj1972]

Its the ceramic filler in the temp and permanent crown materials abraded the standard aluminum build platform. Interesting idea though, but not the case.

Sounds good.
Of course if it'll wear out aluminum, wonder what it will do in oral environment.