D3D Competitors Comparison - Revision history

Groques: /* VERY low end */

2020-04-17T23:08:15Z

VERY low end

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	'''NOTE:''' This section is more relevant to low-income people, or people living in third-world or developing countries. We currently don't have a version of the D3D targeted for this segment of the population, but maybe we could (e.g. the D3D Free, [[D3D Cheap]], D3D Low-Cost etc.)		'''NOTE:''' This section is more relevant to low-income people, or people living in third-world or developing countries. We currently don't have a version of the D3D targeted for this segment of the population, but maybe we could (e.g. the D3D Free, [[D3D Cheap]], D3D Low-Cost etc.)
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			===D3D Cheap===
			{{:D3D Cheap}}

	==Low End==		==Low End==

2020-04-17T04:44:56Z

D3D Universal

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	= D3D Universal =		= D3D Universal =
	'''TODO:''' Replace with table comparison D3D Universal to comparable open-source competitor models.		'''TODO:''' Replace with table comparison of D3D Universal to comparable open-source competitor models.

	= See Also =		= See Also =

2020-04-17T04:44:23Z

D3D Pro

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	= D3D Pro =		= D3D Pro =
	'''TODO:''' Replace with table comparison D3D Pro to comparable open-source competitor models.		'''TODO:''' Replace with table comparison of D3D Pro to comparable open-source competitor models.


	= D3D Universal =		= D3D Universal =

2020-04-17T04:43:58Z

D3D Universal

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	= D3D Universal =		= D3D Universal =
	'''TODO:''' Replace with table comparison D3D ~~Pro~~ to comparable open-source competitor models.		'''TODO:''' Replace with table comparison D3D Universal to comparable open-source competitor models.


	= See Also =		= See Also =

2020-04-17T04:43:15Z

VERY low end

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	==VERY low end==		==VERY low end==
	*[[TEasyThreed X1]] a ~100 USD Printer		*[[TEasyThreed X1]] a ~100 USD Printer
	'''NOTE:''' This section is more relevant to low-income people, or people living in third-world or developing countries. We currently don't have a version of the D3D targeted for this segment of the population, but maybe we could (e.g. the D3D Free, D3D Cheap, D3D Low-Cost etc.)		'''NOTE:''' This section is more relevant to low-income people, or people living in third-world or developing countries. We currently don't have a version of the D3D targeted for this segment of the population, but maybe we could (e.g. the D3D Free, [[D3D Cheap]], D3D Low-Cost etc.)
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2020-04-16T03:24:43Z

Added some more information

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	=Potential Comparison Products=		=Potential Comparison Products=
	==VERY low end==		==VERY low end==
	*~~That one~~ 100 USD ~~or so printer~~		*[[TEasyThreed X1]] a ~100 USD Printer

	'''NOTE:''' This section is more relevant to low-income people, or people living in third-world or developing countries. We currently don't have a version of the D3D targeted for this segment of the population, but maybe we could (e.g. the D3D Free, D3D Cheap, D3D Low-Cost etc.)		'''NOTE:''' This section is more relevant to low-income people, or people living in third-world or developing countries. We currently don't have a version of the D3D targeted for this segment of the population, but maybe we could (e.g. the D3D Free, D3D Cheap, D3D Low-Cost etc.)
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	==Low End==		==Low End==
			*[[Ender 3]]
	*[[CR-10]] etc		*[[CR-10]] etc
	*Various clones of clones of clones on alibaba etc		*Various clones of clones of clones on alibaba etc
	*Prusa Mini		*[[Prusa Mini]] (Similar to d3d universal in structure)

	==Entusiast/Prosumer==		==Entusiast/Prosumer==
	*Prusa MK3s		*[[Prusa MK3s]]
	*Lulzbot		*[[Lulzbot]]

	=="Pro"==		=="Pro"==

2020-04-15T23:07:11Z

Add note to VERY low end

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	==VERY low end==		==VERY low end==
	*That one 100 USD or so printer		*That one 100 USD or so printer

			'''NOTE:''' This section is more relevant to low-income people, or people living in third-world or developing countries. We currently don't have a version of the D3D targeted for this segment of the population, but maybe we could (e.g. the D3D Free, D3D Cheap, D3D Low-Cost etc.)
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	==Low End==		==Low End==

2020-04-15T22:56:27Z

Groques moved page D3D Competitors Comparison Tables to D3D Competitors Comparison: No need to include "table" in the title. The mechanism in which we compare the D3D to competitors is irrelevant to the page.

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2020-04-15T22:54:06Z

Added some more information

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	If this page gets complex enough, then breaking out each model into a separate page may be warranted leaving this page as an index.		If this page gets complex enough, then breaking out each model into a separate page may be warranted leaving this page as an index.

			=Potential Comparison Products=
			==VERY low end==
			*That one 100 USD or so printer

			==Low End==
			*[[CR-10]] etc
			*Various clones of clones of clones on alibaba etc
			*Prusa Mini

			==Entusiast/Prosumer==
			*Prusa MK3s
			*Lulzbot

			=="Pro"==
			*Ultimaker?
			*Makerforged

	= D3D Pro =		= D3D Pro =

2020-04-15T22:52:45Z

Introduction

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	The goal of this page is to compare and contrast common D3D Printer models with competitor models.		The goal of this page is to compare and contrast common D3D Printer models with competitor models.

	Of particular interest ~~our~~ open-source competitor models.		Of particular interest are '''open-source''' competitor models.

	If this page gets complex enough, then breaking out each model into a separate page may be warranted leaving this page as an index.		If this page gets complex enough, then breaking out each model into a separate page may be warranted leaving this page as an index.