Observed arrival · 2026-11-04
Melta MK1: a printer that curves its layers
Melt3D presents a consumer 3D printer paired with a slicer designed for non-planar printing.
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- 3D-printing hobbyists exploring curved-layer printing
- Worth noticing
- Its slicer is built on Bevy, a Rust game engine, and draws models and toolpaths on the GPU.
Field notes
The listed calibration method has the nozzle probe the bed directly, build a height map, and correct tilt automatically; Melt3D gives a ten-second leveling time. The page also describes a filament sensor that can load and unload filament and pause a print if filament runs out or tangles. A remote interface is listed for starting, monitoring, and stopping prints over a network.
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