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You are correct about the pricing it seems. Either they changed that, or I misremembered. Anyway, 50€/m is still way too much for hobbyists. I think you missed
by lofi_lory 5y ago
You are correct about the pricing it seems. Either they changed that, or I misremembered. Anyway, 50€/m is still way too much for hobbyists.
I think you missed the point. It's exactly the answer to "not everyone can design clothing". You download the design specs, the software does the calculation and application, and then you cut the fabric. No designing, no following and fitting lines on large paper patterns... All this can be done in software.
- wrnr 5y agoHow is the output of the software transferred to the fabric?
- lofi_lory 5y agoEither "poster print" on multiple A4 papers, overhead projection onto the fabric, or laser cut. That's what I had in mind. I imagine an optional small helper device with lidar scanner and mini projector to measure the body and help with the pattern transfer. Both lidar and mini projector modules are becoming really cheap, as you find them in cheap chinese phones already.