The EufyMake E1 is not a normal printer.
It is a personal 3D-texture UV printer designed to print directly onto objects, including 3D printed parts, tumblers, acrylic, wood, metal, leather, packaging, artwork and more. Buy it now: EufyMake E1:
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We first looked at the EufyMake E1 about a year ago, but since then it has not just been sitting around collecting dust. We have actually been using it in production, especially for adding colour, branding, labels and texture directly onto 3D printed parts.
In this video, I revisit the EufyMake E1 properly and look at where it makes sense for makers, creators, small businesses, product designers and anyone who wants to make their projects look more finished.
A 3D printer makes the object.
The EufyMake E1 helps finish the object.
We look at direct UV printing, 3D texture printing, UV DTF stickers and transfers, printing onto tumblers, using it with 3D printed parts, and why this type of machine could be useful if you already make physical products.
This is not really about whether it can print.
It is about whether it can make your work look more professional.
EufyMake E1:
https://eufymake.sjv.io/YRK6VP *aff link
Disclosure: EufyMake supplied the machine featured in this video.
CHAPTERS:
00:00 Re-introducing the EufyMake E1
00:45 Why this machine is different
01:30 Using it with 3D printed parts
02:50 Tumblers, artwork and UV DTF
03:50 What can you actually use it for?
04:45 EufyMake E1 features
05:45 The workflow
06:45 The reality of UV printing
07:45 Who this machine is actually for
08:45 What I like about it
09:35 Final thoughts
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