Large nylon printer for work project

[wesley.cornelius]

Working on a part for work, I need a printer that can easily print in nylon without modifications.

We tried Xometry and a few other sites, too expensive.


Bed size minimum is 10.75x7x7
budget is $1700

[LePaul]

If you want a dedicated nylon machine, the Markforged machines are quite something

[3pitechsolutions]

Dremel 3D printers are high-performance printers which can print difficult overhangs (up to 80 degrees). They deliver ultra fine resolution with 50 Micron (1/20th of mm) layers in print thickness. They are manufactured using high quality components, internally tested by Bosch (800 hours) for safety and performance and 3rd party tested by UL.

[LePaul]

I'd check the reviews on YouTube for the Dremel machines...I haven't heard much about them that impressed me

[L67GS]

I'm very new here, but with a budget that high couldn't one buy a nice size printer like the CR-10 or Sidewinder and modify it with a hotter hotend for nylon, or do a whole new extruder that can run upwards to 270?
There's several threads online where people have modded Sidewinders to print nylon and carbon fiber.
That would be < 50% of that budget.

[LePaul]

Matterhacker sells their Pulse 3D Printer, optimized for nylon. Lot's of info HERE