New here
Your first chip takes twenty minutes and ends in an STL. What OpenChip is (and isn’t) is the honest scope statement.
New here
Your first chip takes twenty minutes and ends in an STL. What OpenChip is (and isn’t) is the honest scope statement.
Doing a thing
Why does the fluid do that
About to print
3D printing microfluidic chips is the whole process on one page, from choosing a printer to a primed chip. Draining uncured resin is the failure that ruins most first chips. A first test-print protocol is the hour that prevents it.
Looking something up
Two things worth knowing early
Nothing in OpenChip blocks you — every warning is advisory, always. And the flow figures are analytical estimates, not CFD. Both statements are load-bearing; both have a page.