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2020 - Larger Printers

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-=Basic Product Overview=
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-For any OSE engagement, we filter through the [[OSE Vision]]: '''Collaborative Design for a transparent and inclusive economy of abundance.''' Translated for the 3D printer:
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-#Abundance - This implies a [[Construction Set Approach]] for the 3D printer - which provides much more value than a [[Dedicated Product Approach]]. Thus, at the basic level, we design 6 frame sizes at the same time: 10, 12, 14, 16, 20, and 24" frames.
+[https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1TzABU1AIAZpACSB0idf7KR_f2qMBtEeTUgLhUsLQNJ0/edit edit]
-##In the more advanced level, we also use the 8" frame for a precise printer with 4" bed
-#Inclusive - Using the above abundance principle, we achieve inclusion of nature: zero waste in the materials used when starting from a 4x8' sheet of steel with 6 nested frames. The smallest cutouts can serve as heated beds for printers.
-=Overall Product Line=
+=2019 Product Strategy=
-Overall, OSE features the full [[Scalability]] of sizes, based on one of the key properties of [[OSE Specifications]
+*See [[3D Printer Product Strategy 2019]]
 =Links=
 *[[3D Printer Marketing]]
 *[[D3D 3D Printed Parts Kit]]