Hardcotton, based in Cantberra, Australia, has announced the release of a new 3D printer that the company claims to be “like no other”. Hardcotton’s Elemental is a stereolithography (SLA) 3D printer, using a laser to cure photosensitive resins, but it distinguishes itself from other SLA machines in that uses a pressure control system to manage the levels of resin in which an object is printed. This patent pending pressure system moves the resin to and from the build area, which reduces the amount of set up and calibration necessary before printing can begin.…
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