Korean 3D-printer 3Dison. We print with plastic, metal, chocolate, and then we engrave with a laser

- Young man, what do you do?
- I am a 3d printer journalist.
- And what are these?
- From now on there. I am the first.

Recently, the Koreans announced a 3d printer with incredible possibilities, namely: accuracy of 25 microns, printing 50 materials (plastic, nylon, bronze, chocolate, silver, ceramics, wood, etc.), printing at a speed of 1000 mm per second, laser engraver.

The first printer flew from Vladivostok to Moscow by air delivery and I managed to take a few photos of the appearance of the device. I did not have time to test for speed and various materials. I hope that in the next review I will provide a report on the speed of printing and how the printing takes place with various materials in my hands, and not Korean ones.
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Under the cut, the first review of the Multi, Pro and H700 models, as well as a little video about metal and chocolate printing

This is ordinary plastic.

H700 is impressive in size (construction area 290x205x700)

View from above:

Two coils for plastic (like a tape recorder with reels)

Minimalist menu

An interesting feature - the printer has no bottom:

The printer is controlled by the original software

Platform for printing (heated)

Briefcase, cat, doimik, shoe. What is it for?

The biggest engine I've seen on desktop printers:

Print head with two extruders:

Laser engraver:

Nozzle for printing metal paste (which consists of a metal powder mixed with water and various binding elements)

Metal printing:

After 3D printing is completed, the printed sample must go through the drying and firing procedure, since the metal paste will still be in the clay state: