One of the more dreadful parts of the 3D printing process is definitely the wait, which can extend for quite some time depending on what you’re attempting to make. But one Italian-based company called Nexa3D has just launched a Kickstarter for their NX1 Fast 3D Printer, which claims to print at an astonishing one inch per every three minutes. Nexa3D, which was founded by industrial engineers Gianni Zitelli and Luciano Tringali, claims to have created a 3D printer for consumers that “can turn their ideas into reality in the time it takes to have a cup of coffee!”
This speedy print time is made possible by their proprietary self-Lubricant Sublayer Photocuring (LSPc) technology, which utilizes light and a specialized resin to solidify 3D designs from a liquid state. This technology is eerily similar to Carbon3D’s Continuous Liquid Interface Production (CLIP) technology, which was unveiled earlier this year at a TED Conference and proved to also print at incredible speeds by utilizing light and oxygen to ‘grow’ objects, rather then print them layer by layer.
Similar in function, the biggest difference may be that Nexa3D claims that their NX1 is meant for everybody under the sun, from the everyday family to 3D printing professionals. And it seems as though their similarly developed technology is much more affordable than the Carbon3D counterpart, which could potentially help ease this new and revolutionary 3D printing process into the consumer market.
The Kickstarter is asking for $170,133 in pledge money to both improve the NX1 and bring their LSPc technology and resins to the consumer market, as well as prepare for the industrial stage of production. For a pledge of about $1,488, Nexa3D promises to send you one of the first NX1 3D printers ever, along with one of their proprietary resin cartridges and a couple of self-Lubricant films, too. The Italian company also claims to have also equipped the NX1 with an intelligent self-cleaning system and WiFi capabilities. For those who believe in their LSPc technology enough to pledge and purchase the NX1, Nexa3D plans to ship the ‘Fast 3D Printer’ to Kickstarter funders in March 2016.
The NX1, like most Italian products in general, is sleekly designed and would be a sight for sore eyes in the office, living room, or workshop. Although Nexa3D is promising a new-age printing technology, their generously large Kickstarter goal shows that the company has a long way to go before the NX1 becomes a household name in the 3D printing industry. Still, if this Italian 3D printer can manage to bring these unbelievably fast print times to consumers and professionals, it may be worth jumping on NX1 bandwagon for those who have need for speed.








looks great if all you need are plastic trinkets
Not considering the fact that the are only printing thin and perforated objects at fast speeds, they are printing layer by layer for sure, they are turning off and on the projector every time they move up and probably at a low resolution, so probably they are gonna get very thick layers…
Also, what’s with this container that only lasts a quarter of a resin bottle? (250mL). It uses some kind of oil interface that probably damages the resin and can not be used again.
they say 50-200 microns, not so much, but maybe enough for my usage… on Kickstarter that say they are going to show solid objects printed at the same speed, but uhauu it is really fast…
NEXA 3d is using a technology that does not belong to them
to solicit funds. As PCT registration number PCT/CA2015/050860 will
prove, this is a technology first registered on April 30th ,2015 and
it does not belong to them.
As their published application number proves (Europe
102015000057527) their local application date is October 2015.
I can’t find any of these number in patent database. Are you sure they are correct?
Yes I am absolutely and positively correct, there are two
ways to prove this… one is to call the law firm in Vancouver, Canada, which is
preparing the legal documentation to stop this, If you wish to reach
the Lawyer and confirm this information you may, by calling Cameron IP
at 778-724-1699, asking for Adrian Jorgenson, the law firm is located in 1166
Alberni St #1401, Vancouver, BC V6E 3Z3, Canada.
Nexa3d claim and publish their application is titled Metodo e apparato di
foto-indurimento a substrato auto-lubrificante per la formazione di oggetti
tridimensionali Europa 102015000057527
Data di rilascio
ottobre 2015
Inventori: Luciano
Tringali,Gianni Zitelli,Andrea Denaro
Attached a copy of the original PCT registration, which proved with out any possible space for a doubt this technology does not belong to them.
I cannot find it either Ulick.
the number does not exist in the Canadian database… to even in the international database.., impossible to find any patent… ? ? ? ? ? ?
Yes I am absolutely and positively correct, there are two
ways to prove this… one is to call the law firm in Vancouver, Canada, which is
preparing the legal documentation to stop this, If you wish to reach
the Lawyer and confirm this information you may, by calling Cameron IP
at 778-724-1699, asking for Adrian Jorgenson, the law firm is located in 1166
Alberni St #1401, Vancouver, BC V6E 3Z3, Canada.
Nexa3d claim and publish their application is titled Metodo e apparato di
foto-indurimento a substrato auto-lubrificante per la formazione di oggetti
tridimensionali Europa 102015000057527
Data di rilascio
ottobre 2015
Inventori: Luciano
Tringali,Gianni Zitelli,Andrea Denaro
Attached a copy of the original PCT registration, which proved with out any possible space for a doubt this technology does not belong to them.
Hi Diego, sorry about this, if true! I believe you contacted Ty. If you could please email us with all of the necessary information, either him or I will write up a follow up post.
Mike, it is absolutely true, I have sent Tyler all the necessary information I understand we will have a conference call tomorrow, I am waiting for the time (New York) for our Skype meeting… as I mentioned to Tyler I have videos, pictures and samples, but that does not prove anything, what proves my claim is the attached document below which is the official correspondence of the PCT registration and the dates there published… that is all that matters to determine who owns the technology. I find it highly irresponsible from Kickstarter to accept “ideas” that do not have a real issued patent… I am not the only one with this problem… this is an on going method that some choose to follow… damaging people and their families…
Thelyn Srl (Nexa3d) entirely rejects and disagrees with the allegations and statements posted on this site concerning infringement of third party intellectual property rights.
Nexa3d has its own patents pending applicable to its products, and takes intellectual property rights very seriously. As such, to the extent that any infringers of Nexa3d technology become known to Nexa3d, or in the event of any trade libel or disparagement of Nexa3d products, Nexa3d will not hesitate to seek remedies as permitted under the law.
For additional information about Nexa3d and its products and technologies, please visit http://www.nexa3d.com and our kickstarter page https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/nx1/nx1-the-first-fast-3d-printer/description.
I could find the XY resolution but not the layer/Z resolution. anyone knows?
Nexa3d is calling their Patent…patent pending… after they said they had an issued patent…so what exactly is patent pending? If you don’t have a patent you don’t have anything!!! you have an idea that has to be reviewed by the patent officers ONLY when you are assigned a patent you are the owner of something… so what happened to their post saying Patent Issued on October 2015… well I assume then it was just a lie…
What will happen I ask when the patent is not granted? What will happen with all that money they got form kickstarter?
http://www.kickstarterforum.org/post29513.html#p29513
fast is fast, but too big maybe. Do you know if there is any castbal resin?
I use 3D printing for trinkets and want to know if it works for me
Its funny that now Nexa3d is calling their Patent…patent pending… after they said they had an issued patent…so what exactly is patent pending? If you don’t have a patent you don’t have anything!!! you have an idea that has to be reviewed by the patent officers ONLY when you are assigned a patent you are the owner of something… so what happened to their post saying Patent Issued on October 2015… well I assume then it was just a lie…
What will happen I ask when the patent is not granted? What will happen with all that money they got form kickstarter? http://www.kickstarterforum.org/post29513.html#p29513
An engineering marvel, beautifully designed, 40 times faster than any other 3D printer out there. Not to mention the price!!! I am in love already
3D printing in another level! Amazing specs, performance, looks and price! What else one can ask for?
Great job! I think 3D printing technologies are becoming more and more fast and smart. We will see a lot of amazing solution in the close future. I wish all the best to Nexa3D team.
It is a great Job, but who did it for the first time… which is NOT Nexa3D!!!!!
wow! Sounds really amazing. I usually wait for hours to see the printed object. And it also seems like a reasonable price compared to many other 3d printers.
It looks like their specs are better than the results they show, anyway it seems as they are using somebody else technology…
Looks amazing but how can I print hight quality projects?
There will be a store where I can buy guaranteed projects for this type of printer?
It would be great if I could print independently the busts of my favorite superheroes (like “the avengers”); it will be possible? Have you already planned?
Anyway, great Job! …a product for the end user is always a good idea.
All the best for the young Nexa3D team.
It may look amazing but the Canadian company NewPro3d has been doing it for months before they even say they have applied for a patent which is in October 2015…they stated they had a ISSUED PATENT on October 2015… if they had a issued patent were is it? This technique has been registered on April 2015… 7 months before this guys…
Not surprising to me at all, that see that people who have Italian names are the ones who say Great and Marvelous… very possibly this guys friends not even caring for what I am saying here very clearly…. this is a technique developed in Canada at the beginning of the year 2015… we will prove it in court…it is the true and I will NOT stop saying it…. what will happen if the patent is not granted because of our prior art? what will happen to all that people that provided money to them?
Hey Diego, sorry to hear this. Do you have any interest to collaborate with us to commercialize your patent? Or we are willing to license your patent. Please contact me at [email protected], thank you!
you contact us through our website, sending an email with detailed information, thank you. http://www.newpro3d.com
Really? do you REALLY think that we came up with all the demonstration videos just a in a few days? have a little common sense people!!! here you have two!!!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rgIrqOO_2iA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LTLX1uqqYgY
Another one…. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IjKv61iq6So
The Canadian company NewPro3D has explained their technology to validate their claims. You can read all about it on their website. http://www.newpro3d.com
man this whole patent thing sucks. I’m scared to invest in both companies because we don’t know who will get the patent. I went from looking into formlabs to the zortrax and found both newpro3d and nexda at the same time. Now what do we do ?