> Furthermore, the volume production stuff is just silly. If I'm printing a bunch of small objects, I'd rather fill a build tray with them, and then swap it out

> Furthermore, the volume production stuff is just silly. If I'm printing a bunch of small objects, I'd rather fill a build tray with them, and then swap it out every 8 hours when it's done. The belt release stuff really seems to have reliability issues. Or, just use an appropriate manufacturing technique for high volumes... As I stated in another comment I've done this before. The problem with a build tray full of objects is if one object screws up, e.g. it pops off the build plate, the entire build will end up being scrap. If you're printing a lot then maintenance of the build plate becomes a pretty large issue. I definitely agree that more appropriate manufacturing techniques like injection molding is better after a specific point.