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I think the 'no overspray' aspect of this is probably a bit oversold, given that there doesn't appear to be any novel technology here - just close spray through
by idiotsecant 5y ago
I think the 'no overspray' aspect of this is probably a bit oversold, given that there doesn't appear to be any novel technology here - just close spray through a flow orifice. People who are willing to pay for this kind of service want clean, high contrast lines. Tape does a great job of this, I am skeptical that this can compare. If it does I'm sure it'll be huge though.
- rootusrootus 5y agoThe lines in the video look very comparable to tape lines. Would need to see very close up to be 100% sure but it looks promising.
- birdman3131 5y agoWhat I notice is they did an outline at a slower and likely higher accuracy mode then came back and filled at a higher speed.
- rootusrootus 5y agoYou’re right, good catch!
- robbrown451 5y agoSpraying close enough is the challenge, of course. A human obviously couldn't do it.