The Mosaic Manufacturing Palette 2 – an upgrade the original Palette – is a self-contained system for full color 3D printing. It works by cutting and splicing multiple filament colors and then ...

However, learning how to use the printer settings to lessen the amount of green in an image could prove useful, especially if your business has specific color palette requirements for all printed ...

For most users, the Palette will fit their needs. They can add it on to any printer in their shop, and get color and material mixing. As Mosaic shows in this video, since PLA is filled with just ...

It uses a standalone box, called the Palette, which feeds a mulicolored filament to any single-color 3-D printer. Basically, you put the shoebox-sized Palette between almost any 3-D printer and ...

Photos are superb for a $200 photo printer, and the color palette is nicely balanced, neither overly warm or cold. Text is sharp, and there was nary a defect in large areas of black, which is ...

The starter-size cartridges that ship with the printer last approximately 1400 ... Our full-page test photo showed a cool color palette and nice details. Text pages rendered at 11.4 pages per ...

Hailed as the world’s first full-color 3D printer, the ProDesk3D allows designers to pick a desired palette and quickly print the final product with a five-color, re-usable PLA cartridge system.

The Palette 2 uses a physical buffer of spliced filament to try and keep ahead of the printer, but as [Kurt Skauen] demonstrates, there are considerable performance gains to be had by building a ...

Also called a "Web-safe palette," it was selected by Netscape in the early days of the Web when many computers supported only 8-bit color and could render only 256 colors. Today, most computers ...