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First time for them
https://oxman.com/projects/glass-3d-printing
https://nobula3d.com/
Sorry for the link but it’s glass printing 4 years ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/3Dprinting/comments/mv6j9n/my_molten_glass_3d_printer_5mm_layers_and_the/
Is it inside an annealer? There's not much techy info in these links, but cool as hell.
Great question. I just know I had seen glass printing before and maybe it’s the lower temperature or whatever that is the breakthrough but it isn’t new in practice.
The ones you linked look like they were printing at high temp.
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