The similarities and differences between 3D printers and ordinary printers

The similarities between ordinary printers and 3D printers are that they are born for printing. The difference between them is that on the one hand, the 3D objects printed by 3D printers are two-dimensional planes printed by ordinary printers.

On the other hand, the difference between ordinary printers and 3D printers lies in the different consumables.

The consumables of ordinary printers are mainly composed of traditional ink and paper, while the consumables of 3D printers are mainly composed of engineering plastics, resin or gypsum powder.

The processing methods for these molding materials are similar, but different processes and materials have different molding speeds, model strengths and resolutions.

Velocity, model testability, and detail accuracy make a big difference.

Users need to freely choose according to actual usage conditions.