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0.5mm (= 500,000nm) Battleship Yamato

 

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Image source : https://twitter.com/hashtag/ナノ3Dプリンタ?src=hashtag_click

 

 

 

 

 

 

Method : Kind of SLA 3D printer

Material : UV-curing acrylic epoxy resin

 

Companies 

https://www.optoscience.com/maker/upnano/

https://www.nanoscribe.com/jp/products/photonic-professional-gt2

 

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https://www.optoscience.com/maker/upnano/pdf/NanoOne_DataSheet_jpA4_ver3_2008_L.pdf

Horizontal resolution : 170nm (=0.00017 mm)

Vertical resolution : 550nm (=0.00055 mm)

Bed size : 100 x 120 x 40mm 

Weight : 124 Kg

 

I definitely want the 1,000 times higher resolution 3D printer, but the price tag is over $350,000. 😲

 

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That’s fascinating. I imagine it costs a fortune. Depending on how strong the printed objects are, it does have relevance to modelling: for 1/100 scale I can print blocks down to about 2mm but anything smaller I.e. 6” blocks, are technically challenging. Nano 3D probably opens up a whole world of possibilities for models at, say, 1/700 etc. 

Kevin

 

https://www.ebay.co.uk/usr/ktl_model_shop

 

Current projects:

HMS Victory 1:100 (Heller / Scratch, kind of active, depending on the alignment of the planets)

https://modelshipworld.com/topic/23247-hms-victory-by-kevin-the-lubber-heller-1100-plastic-with-3d-printed-additions/

 

Cutty Sark 1:96 (More scratch than Revell, parked for now)

https://modelshipworld.com/topic/30964-cutty-sark-by-kevin-the-lubber-revell-196

 

Soleil Royal 1:100 (Heller..... and probably some bashing. The one I'm not supposed to be working on yet)

https://modelshipworld.com/topic/36944-le-soleil-royal-by-kevin-the-lubber-heller-1100-plastic/

 

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On 3/27/2022 at 5:47 PM, reklein said:

That is just nuts. I'm sure someone has found a use for such tiny objects too. Maybe in the electronic industries for printed circuitry eh?

 

Unlikely. As an electronics engineer, i can tell they are way ahead of this size. Chip technology uses photo etching and/or metal steaming-vaporising to build the circuits. They are really in nanometer scale. Nowadays a semiconductor in a chip is 5 nm wide, and now trying to reach 2 nm, but due technical difficulties (not the size, but the intereference between neighboring transistors: electrons can travel between them) those chips are not yet reliable.


I bet diagnostic and precision instruments industry who can use this level of accuracy in printing.

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