Recently, Israel-based Micron3DP released its latest all-metal 3D printer extruder, the Cobra. That’s all metal, inside and out. The hot end has already seen at least one manufacturer take advantage of their specialty extruders, Poland’s AyeAyeLabs. The reason for using such a 3D printing accessory is that it can allow for the use of unique 3D printing materials, such as colorFabb’s carbon fiber composite filament. Today, Micron3DP unveiled that their extruders may even be able to work with glass.
At the moment, the company’s R&D Department is experimenting with glass printing. …
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