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New Robox Materials/colours

celrobox

Hey Everyone,

 

We're happy to announce we are launching more colours and materials for the Robox!

 

We're increasing our range of standard PLA and ABS colours with the addition of sky blue and slime green and a new PLA only ThermoChrome filament that changes from purple to pink depending on its temperature.

 

We're also adding to our available materials repertoire with our first wood effect filament and an all new addition in the form of HIPS material.

 

You can read more about these filaments in our blog post here. Feel free to ask any questions below!

 

Cheers,

Simon

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  • Do you have an example prints in these filaments? I'm particularly interested in the PLA Filament - Woody Beech and Crystal Clear ABS

  • in reply to Workshopshed

    The crystal clear has my attention as well. To my understanding, the transparent ABS will not exactly produce transparent prints but rather white-ish prints which can diffuse light. If you print just one or two layers however, you can create a transparent film though. I need to experiment with this one to understand it better imageimage

     

    The thermal materials have excellent value when fabricating "a few layers of that material" in a print of say enclosure top. That way I think touch causing temperature drifts can also be visible for good visual effects. If you can connect a heatsink to that part, then you may also be able to visually see a regulator "heat up" in side the box! That would be cool to see image

     

    What say on the samples? Roadtest perhaps?

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  • in reply to Workshopshed

    The crystal clear has my attention as well. To my understanding, the transparent ABS will not exactly produce transparent prints but rather white-ish prints which can diffuse light. If you print just one or two layers however, you can create a transparent film though. I need to experiment with this one to understand it better imageimage

     

    The thermal materials have excellent value when fabricating "a few layers of that material" in a print of say enclosure top. That way I think touch causing temperature drifts can also be visible for good visual effects. If you can connect a heatsink to that part, then you may also be able to visually see a regulator "heat up" in side the box! That would be cool to see image

     

    What say on the samples? Roadtest perhaps?

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