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Lab talk, the good, the bad, and the ugly
3D Printer
Phrozen 4k 2022
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<blockquote data-quote="MandyC" data-source="post: 348069" data-attributes="member: 25946"><p>Thank you everyone for your input.</p><p></p><p>Phrozen sonic 4k is around aud$2k </p><p>Ackuretta sol is around aud$8k.</p><p></p><p>I can easily buy the phrozen printer without any issues (heck, I can buy it with my own money). But, I will need to convince the clinic owner to get the more expensive printer (who told me to calculate the ROI etc etc, which is totally fair). He is a hard man to please (lol).</p><p></p><p>I read somewhere in the forum that the Phrozen printer is better than the "$$$" dental printer, thats why I am considering it. Plus, it is cheap enough that if I decided not to go ahead with 3d printing I can just store it somewhere. </p><p></p><p>On the other hand, the ease of using the software and support are also important to me because I don't know a lot about 3d printing yet.</p><p></p><p>The printing speed is not an issue for me, I am anticipating only printing 4sets of models per week and I won't be printing dentures. Just dental models for retainers and may be some aligners.</p><p></p><p>Anyone here have used phrozen or ackruretta? How's their software like?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MandyC, post: 348069, member: 25946"] Thank you everyone for your input. Phrozen sonic 4k is around aud$2k Ackuretta sol is around aud$8k. I can easily buy the phrozen printer without any issues (heck, I can buy it with my own money). But, I will need to convince the clinic owner to get the more expensive printer (who told me to calculate the ROI etc etc, which is totally fair). He is a hard man to please (lol). I read somewhere in the forum that the Phrozen printer is better than the "$$$" dental printer, thats why I am considering it. Plus, it is cheap enough that if I decided not to go ahead with 3d printing I can just store it somewhere. On the other hand, the ease of using the software and support are also important to me because I don't know a lot about 3d printing yet. The printing speed is not an issue for me, I am anticipating only printing 4sets of models per week and I won't be printing dentures. Just dental models for retainers and may be some aligners. Anyone here have used phrozen or ackruretta? How's their software like? [/QUOTE]
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